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- April 21, 2020 at 4:05 am EDT #28454

KabUPartícipeWhat makes it so difficult for us to agree with the results of the research on pro-social spending that was presented in the lesson?
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- March 19, 2022 at 9:34 pm EDT #284294
HelenPartícipeWhen we learn that competition is better than collaboration is difficult, it is difficult for us to agree with the results of the research. However, this concept in some indigenous tribes is completely normal.
- March 15, 2022 at 8:41 pm EDT #284017
Richard LivelyPartícipeWe were not designed to stay happy unless we learned to give also. Which is why giving makes us feel good but wont last. Its only a portion of what is true for the two laws of nature. When we understand we are to receive properly spiritually and learn to give spiritually what the take on behalf of the creator we can learn true happiness which we learn tot do by sharing with others spiritually
- March 2, 2022 at 12:16 pm EST #283002
RalitzaPartícipeWe are raised in invidualistic societies. In order for the Ego to grow it has to be enhanced from the outside. With growing wealth, we can afford to imagine that we are strong, independent and need nobody.
On the other hand, we are often scared to lose what we have and are in need of protection against external rivals, who threaten to take our power, independance and ressources. The battle against external forces strengthens the Ego even more.
It becomes a vicious circle – the more independent we are, the more scared we become and we hide even deeper in our imagined separate self.
We need this process to develop a Point in the heart, but while we are in it, giving to others can be a scary thing.
- February 3, 2022 at 7:00 am EST #280595
Innocent MushiyaPartícipeThe ego of course,wanting everything to yourself…
- January 31, 2022 at 9:06 pm EST #280456
kevin jacksonPartícipeThe ego wants what it wants and it wants it all, especially at the expense of others…
- December 8, 2021 at 3:40 pm EST #219242
RivkaPartícipeIt’s difficult for us to agree with the results of the research on pro-social spending because we want it all for ourselves, we do not think of others first. Our natural tendency is to think of our own gratification first. We have also not seen many examples of pro-social spending in our society and the benefit it brings to us.
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