Dasien, you may consider yourself emancipated, but you are still very attached to viewpoints. These things you say about those with whom you interact taking 'years to recover', 'nobody can help you', and so on, really come across as very condescending...I shall continue to read, but I can't see a lot of point in further dialog....

[QUOTE=jeeprs;160690]Dasien, you may consider yourself emancipated, but you are still very attached to viewpoints. These things you say about those with whom you interact taking 'years to recover', 'nobody can help you', and so on, really come across as very condescending...I shall continue to read, but I can't see a lot of point in further dialog....[/QUOTE]

jeeprs;

I accept your offer to continue reading. Jump back in or don't jump back in when you're ready or you can jump back in regardless of whether you're ready or not.

Normally, when person 'A' bestows an 'honor' (in this case, 'emancipation') on to person 'B', person 'A' is 'artificially' elevating the 'status' of person 'B' so person 'A' can justify the impending 'fall'.

This 'bluff & bluster' is designed to cover up the fact that person 'A' has reached a point in the conversation that they don't want to 'think' anymore (conclusion). That, I understand.

I said 'normally' because your offer to continue reading indicates that you haven't reached the 'point' where you don't want to 'think' anymore.

I don't 'consider' myself to be "emancipated", I am just 'thinking' through the same subject matter you have before you and seeing it for what it is.

There is no 'emancipation' or being better than someone else. There is only 'be-ing' (thinking). 'Be-ing' (thinking) is a 'burden' that nobody wants to 'shoulder'. I understand that.

Turning around and facing who you are, un-covering and 'be-ing' what you find is the only thing that makes a difference.

Somewhere you know that, I'm just the messenger.

Dasein (be-ing there)