Website review: THE REVOLUTIONARY PLEASURE OF THINK...
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•71 reviews since Oct 12, 2003
self-improvement, philosophy, thinking
•deoxy.org/rst.htm
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croquette rated 3 months ago- This is a manual for those who wish to think for themselves, a manual for creation of a personally (rather than ideologically) constructed body of critical thought for your own use, a body of thought which will help you to understand why your life is the way it is and why the world is the way it is. More importantly, as you construct your own theory, you will also develop a practice: a method to get what you want for your own life. Theory, then, must be either practical--a guide to action--or it will be nothing, nothing but an aquarium of ideas, a contemplative interpretation of the world. The realm of ideas divorced from actions is the eternal waiting room of unrealized desires. Forming your own practical theory, what could be called "self-theory," is intimately connected to achieving the realization of your desires.
- Ateegarden rated 4 months ago
- Hot dog this is good stuff! Nearing the boundary of Neville and Dr. Joseph Murphy!
- javamanjoe rated 6 months ago
- Thinking is Unlimited so, so am I!
- SpeedyGonzales rated 6 months ago
- From the page: "Those who assume (often unconsciously) that it is impossible to achieve their life's desires-and, thus, that it is futile to fight for themselves--usually end up fighting for an ideal or cause instead. "
- Marylouis rated 6 months ago
- i agree with w0rm
- sar19 rated 7 months ago
- The Revolutionary Pleasure of Thinking for Yourself.
- CathleenMesquita rated 7 months ago
- Preview from the page: Those who assume (often unconsciously) that it is impossible to achieve their life's desires-and, thus, that it is futile to fight for themselves--usually end up fighting for an ideal or cause instead. They may appear to engage in self-directed activity, but in reality they have accepted alienation from their desires as a way of life. All subjugations of personal desires to the dictates of a cause or ideology are reactionary no matter how "revolutionary" the actions arising from such subjugations may appear.
- submental rated 8 months ago
- I really learned from this page! :)
