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 -Substance abuse (alcohol / smoking / drugs)
 -Shopping
 -Activism	
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 <p>Give yourself some time to reflect on the following: <b>which of these truly matter to you ?</b></p>
 <p>Which of these activities/topics are the most mature, and the most fulfilling for you ?</p>
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 -To Survive
 -To Indulge in Pleasure
 -To Control
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 <p>And when you're categorizing the topics you have above into those 3 categories, you may realize that the reason behind your actions may remain very rudimentary: </p>
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 "You are not your job. You’re not how much money you have in the bank. You’re not the car you drive. You’re not the contents of your wallet. You’re not your f*cking khakis. You’re the all-singing, all-dancing crap of the world.”
 
 -Fight Club, 1999
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 <p>At some point, you need to ask yourself, what's the point of indulging in all of this ? Sure it makes you feel good for a moment, but are you truly feeling satisfied from it after a while ? Is this truly a fulfilling thing to do for you ? Or is it true that you have mistaken just "feeling good" for being the peak of your life ?</p>
 <p><b>The point is, in the end you are doing all of this to protect what you are currently identified with</b>. While in the short-term you may feel good from it, acting out of self interest will never truly fulfill you. If you are not even aware of what you truly are, Nor are you aware of what you truly want to do, Why are you trying to do things without knowing these two? </p>
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 <p>Now when you start to dissolve what you initially identified with (see <a href="../sum-nihil/index.html">Sum Nihil</a>) you will naturally start to drop the habits you used to maintain when you were still strongly identified with those things that you have anyway never truly been. What happens here is that you are going to start percieving things <b>beyond your limited sense of self</b>, and when your perception of the self starts to expand, naturally you will start to act for a greater cause, something that is not about you. <b>That's when you start to act for the world, rather than for yourself.</b></p>
 
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 <p>So, here are the reasons that i consider honorable, which all stem out of <b>a broader sense of self</b> (daily practiced as part of my <a href="../nihilism/index.html">Nihilism</a>): </p>
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 Honorable reasons: