What your personal philosophy?

Question

What is your personal philosophy about life?

Answer 1

Life is personal; yet connected to the existence of other life.

Answer 2

Kyo-each and every thing is often changing Renge-motives produce outcomes. Myoho-existence is tangible and intangible. those 3 are the inclusive description of fact. Myoho Renge Kyo contains each and every factor of existence and excludes not something. This formula is pragmatically observable by all and sundry. the individuals, who win, are people who use this formula with concentrated purpose as a decryption key to needless to say see the relationships that exist between good techniques and volatile ones. a thank you to do it rather is to characteristic the shortened Sanskrit be conscious for concentrated purpose and create Nam Myoho Renge Kyo. that's spoken with the hands pressed at the same time to close the capacity circle. It releases delusions and barriers like nutrition C treatments scurvy. One would not could desire to understand the molecular shape of nutrition C and the linked bioflavinoids with a view to derive the earnings.

Answer 3

I'm a rationalist, atheist and libertarian, though my atheism is largely derived from my rationalism.

I believe that negative emotions don't do you much good, so it takes a lot to get me worked up. As a result of this, and of my strong individualistic nature, I really dislike self-pity in others, and downright loathe it in myself. If you're in a bad situation and can do something about it, then do it. If you can't, then accept the situation and do your best to adjust to it. Self-pity is a very dis-empowering emotion.

I'm also a pacifist, though I do believe in the right (I would go so far as to call it a moral obligation) to defend oneself. I believe in the non-aggression principle: it's OK to defend yourself, but you should never be the one to initiate force against another.

I'm a very strong believer that both religion and government are generally more harmful to mankind than good, and that once the human race gets a little more mature, we should have very little need for either of them. I personally have little use for either of them now, though at least no one forces you to support a church. (Can't say that for gov't.)

As part of both my knowledge about gov't and my individualist streak, I think people should look first to themselves, then to others for answers to their problems. Looking to gov't to solve society's every problem has enabled it to grow from being a mere parasite into a cancer. The more people resort to using gov't and involving gov't in their lives, the more dependent they grow on it and the less independent they become.

Finally, I think learning is a lifelong process. And many of the most important things in life are learned outside of schools.

For more on my personal life philosophy, check out the 2nd link below.

Answer 4

Those are 2 different Qs.
My philosophy is Objectivism, which its author, Ayn Rand, said, is the use of MY reason by MY means for MY ends of "rational egoism."
She decried people who followed her words like sheep, without thinking about them.

Answer 5

"Life" is a pretty expansive subject. You could mean so many things. If you want me to tell you my philosophy aspect by aspect, I cannot. It would be too lengthy. Besides, it changes as I learn.

Answer 6

To offer up everything within my power as a sacrifice to the Lord in reparation for the sins by which he is so much offended and of supplication for the conversion of sinners.

Answer 7

This is ever-changing, and very vague... and much too complicated to explain with pure text. There's only so much you can convey...

Answer 8

You don't talk about it nearly as much as you just live it.

Answer 9

"LET GO" AND K.I.S.S. (keep it simple sweetie - (wink 2x)