Believing in Your Self
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The belief in one's self can become a weapon of vainglory and ruin in a mind without an engagement with the objects of wisdom and compassion. Humberto Gómez Sequeira-HuGóS
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- 1. Chemical World The Object of ThoughtThe Object of Thought Editor: Humberto GEditor: Humberto Góómez Sequeiramez Sequeira--HuGHuGóóSS 15 June 201515 June 2015 -- Los Angeles, California, USALos Angeles, California, USA Believing in Your Self Believing in your self means that: •You are in possession of your cognition. •You use your cognition to identify your self as the entity that incorporates your attributes. •You use your identity to recognize humanity as your family and the Earth as your element. •You use your attributes to design the blueprint for your development as a sensible, social organism. •You use your agency as a rational component of a combustive world stimulated by ignorance. •You use your sensibility to see the ruin that the vainglorious self can cause. •You use your discernment to live as a lantern without a self. —Humberto Gómez Sequeira-HuGóS