Doe: asks questions about Raniere’s winning through ‘joy’

January 31, 2016
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JOHN DOE writes about the Keith Raniere quote “He who has the most joy wins.”
What does that quote mean anyway? “Wins” at what? Is life a competition among people where the one who has the most joy wins? Is this a subtle revelation of Raniere’s perspective? What if someone doesn’t have as much joy as the next person? Do they win less? Or since they don’t have as much joy, are they a relative loser? “Second place is the first loser” it has been said. How about all people who have less than the person with the most joy? Are they all losers since the one with the most joy wins according to Raniere? What if it’s not a he, but a she? Is that even possible since Raniere is the only enlightened being on the planet?
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Rational Inquiring Minds want to know......
Rational Inquiring Minds want to know......
9 years ago

John Doe well said. My thoughts exactly. Joy is a human emotion. How do you measure joy. IMO it is su bjective. And in order to know what joy is one must experience the opposite: sorrow or sadness or hopelessness.

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