Damus
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As someone who grew up with a fascination of Japan, I ultimately traveled there many times, participated in many Japanese activities, and acquired many momentos. Festival garments, wishing coins to d...
Don't Believe The Vibe ๐ŸŒฑ๐Ÿ‹๐ŸŠ profile picture
Bro, according to your religion, own nothing and be happy. That's not only totems and other symbols but watches, fancy clothes etc. or just accept them as part of another culture and some memory of acquiring them and respect you can have for people with other views.
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"according to your religion" I'm not sure what you mean. The reformed tradition? I do not own fancy clothes or watches or anything else. That's not something I can take credit for me, but the helper within who is guiding me. Christians are temporary pilgrims in this world. What do luxury goods s...
Virtus · 1w
"Own nothing an be happy" is not Christianity, that's just having a poverty complex. And comparing a nice watch or fancy clothing to a pagan momento is a false equivalence.
Based Truth · 1w
Buddhist detachment is not consumerist escapism, Rockefeller-funded mindfulness won't save you