ETERNAL DEATH OR ETERNAL LIFE

THE BONDAGE OF PLEASURE OR PAIN

Pain is bondage, and pleasure is bondage.  Both are bondage.  Most prefer the bondage of pleasure.  Existence, living, is a bondage.  Choose your poison.

You didn’t ask to be created, regardless of when it began, and it began way before you were ever human.  Since you didn’t as to be created, a force, forced you (you couldn’t complain about it because you didn’t exist, kind of like you planted a garden and one day the carrots said, “What the hell?  We didn’t ask to be created!”).  AND YET, HERE YOU ARE, BOUND.

Not only did you NOT ask to be born, but you did not ask to exist, did not ask for the journey of life whereby you went from uncreated to created, from unbound, unlimited, infinite space, to bound, limited, finite space, from non being to being, from unorganized energy to organized energy, from non intelligence to intelligence, from non-consciousness to consciousness, from life and no death to multiple lives and deaths,  from singularity of life  to multiplicity of lives and finally you did not ask but were compelled to experience the bondage of pain and the bondage of pleasure, compelled to experience the bondage of joy and sorrow, and opposition in all things.

AND THAT IS WHY FAR EASTERN PHILOSOPHY TEACHES THAT THE JOURNEY OF LIFE ON EARTH IS TO ANNIHILATE YOURSELF FROM ALL DIMENSIONS OF EXISTENCE, which is to say, they see no value in BEING and experiencing anything, thus far eastern philosophy and practices promote eternal death, whereas western theology and practices promote eternal life.

Eastern philosophy works to help “souls, spirits, whatever” to stop eternal lives, meaning, works to stop souls from reincarnating over and over and over again forever in whatever dimensions of realities.  They want to STOP the powers that be (GOD, GODS, DEMIGODS) from creating and experiencing personal pleasure from their creations, or as is written in the bible:   “I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things.” and  “for thou hast created all things, and for thy pleasure they are and were created.”