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- May 4, 2020 at 10:02 am EDT #31228

Tony Kosinec- KabU InstructorModeratorWhere exactly is your free will? Can you identify where it is real and where it is an illusion?
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- February 5, 2024 at 1:34 pm EST #360075
Banesa
ParticipantMy free will is where I chose my external surroundings, which in turn will influence the 3 other factors that are an illusion of free will.
The following are illusions of free will:
Our knowledge, physical and mental qualities that we feel as our own subconscious tendencies, it was instilled in us by our ancestors at birth;
Things we wish to be our deep personal wishes, including our good or bad behavior is consequence of our genes; and
Our desire, thoughts and attitudes are influenced by our family characters, ideas and values we had growing up as a child.
Moreover, as for our actions themselves, we don’t know if it’s free will or predetermined.
- February 1, 2024 at 6:08 am EST #359711
Gary
ParticipantThe experiences of this perception has led me to believe we have no free will whether it be from the perception or from source. We only have choices to experience the perception but then again you could argue that those choices have no free will because they are dictated by the perception.
- January 9, 2024 at 8:01 am EST #339018
AlParticipantProbably depends from where you look. You say, we can choose only our environment, but then again, who placed that environment there, what made me choose one environment over the other? Isn’t it all predetermined by the influences prior to choosing an environment, over which I had no choice?
On the other hand, we perceive making choices every day, every second I choose to do what I’m doing. At least that’s what it feels like. One can’t discern what’s cause and what’s effect, at least not from within the system.
- January 8, 2024 at 3:19 am EST #338900
PaulParticipantMy free will is choose to fulfill a desire if possible.
- January 6, 2024 at 1:23 pm EST #338774
JasminzParticipantMy free will lies in my understand how to feel and be aware of myself and according to this facts I do refer to my outer world and whenever my outer world doesn’t give me a chance to open myself to learn and make decisions and do actions in my life they of course change me in a way, in my perspectives, thoughts, awareness and ideas, I feel forced, betrayed and disconnected from myself and that’s the moment where I make decisions to avoid, deny, disagree, reject and destruct whatever and whoever tries to shift me against my free will through manipulation, hypnosis and conditioning, what I experience by the way as a violence and hurt against my personal rights and I need to always find new ways to express myself securely and secretly, because I get followed through my life habits and skills and thoughts and actions etc and my free will is endangered whenever this conditions get violated. So my free will is actually not to lose my ability to have a free will to make good and healthy choices for my life and this state keeps me busy for eight years now and I can’t understand what it is, that people do deny my rights to express myself in my free will, for I studied philosophy, pedagogy, law and order, human rights, etc and nevertheless people especially in in my family former relationships, try to push me back into an unconscious state, they need to have in that for themselves, otherwise they would respect my development and personal growth. But they can’t, and they are on the opinion that they could do with and on me whatever they want, against my free will, against my well being.
- December 15, 2023 at 6:05 pm EST #337160
carlos
ParticipantI believe that we live within a cage of time, space and causation. Our only free will is to choose a smaller cage made of ego or an infinite one without the ego.
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