110 sats \ 2 replies \ @DesertDave OP 23 Sep \ parent \ on: Why would one believe their spiritual path is the only way? alter_native
Thank you for the thoughtful response. A lot to consider here. I always want to expand. Although I don't really believe in right and wrong, I am okay with changing my views. They have changed my whole life. I go with what resonates or what feels "right" to me. Whatever I believed in the past that isn't what I believe now, isn't wrong, it was just what it was at the time. All perfect.
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37 sats \ 1 reply \ @DesertDave OP 23 Sep
And these days, it's an inner guide that doesn't necessarily match up with anything or everything that I witness outside of myself. It's an inner authority. I know what is best for me. And I always want allow others to feel safe to believe what is best for them, without judgment.
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11 sats \ 0 replies \ @zapsammy 23 Sep
having total inner authority (internal monarchy) means no need for external authority (external monarchy, or oligarchy, or democracy or whatever).
no external monarchy = anarchy (anarchony is a better variation on the word anarchy, makes people think - no rulers, no masters, no slaves).
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