BW	Philosophie / Weltanschauung	BW	Philosophie / Weltanschauung
195	Verantwortungslosigkeit
190	Erkenntnistheoretischer Relativismus	190	Dekonstruktivismus
185	Feministische Politik (Sexismus)	185	Pazifismus
180	Ismus (Nachsilbe)	180	Libertarismus
180	Misanthropie	180	Peaceniks / Kriegsgegnerschaft (Politisierung)
180	Hedonismus	180	Autoritarismus
180	Afrozentrismus (Rassismus)	180	Akademische Linke
180	Multikulturalismus	180	Postmodernismus Buch 7E, S. 117
175	Ikonoklasmus	165	Atheismus
145	Kritische Theorie nach Herbert Marcuse
135	Dialektischer Materialismus	135	Marxistische Dialektik
120	Devise: "Das Ziel rechtfertigt die Mittel."	120	Nihilismus
105	Eugenik	100	Anarchismus
80	Faschismus Weltliche Variante	80	Verteufeln / Dämonisierung
70	Hass	50	Nihilismus (als Argument um Unlauterkeit durch politische Verdrehung zu fördern)¹
50	Faschismus Theokratische Variante	50	Faschismus Islamisch-militante Variante

BW-Daten aus Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 209
Discovery of the Presence of God. Devotional Nonduality, S. 116
Reality, Spirituality, and Modern Man, S. 117, S. 328

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Integere Philosophen
BW 200+ (Übersicht)

BW	Name des Lehrers	BW	Name des Lehrers
200	Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980) französischer Romancier, Dramatiker, Philosoph, Publizist, Hauptvertreter des Existentialismus	200	Howard Zinn (1922-2010) einflussreicher US-amerikanischer Historiker, emeritierter Professor der Politikwissenschaft, Boston Universität, Akademischer Linker, Aktivist, Autor²

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Problematische Philosophen
BW unter 200 (Übersicht)

BW	Name des Lehrers	BW	Name des Lehrers
195	Edmund Husserl	195	Friedrich Kuhn
195	Peter Singer	190	Michel Foucault
185	Jean-Francois Lyotard	185	John D. Caputo
185	Karl Raimund Popper	185-135	Noam Chomsky
180	Jacques Lacan	180	Rigoberta Menchú Tum
180	Gore Vidal
175	Jean Baudrillard	170	Jacques Derrida
155	Luce Irigary	150	Julia Kristeva
150	Herbert Marcuse	135	Karl Marx

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BW	Einstellung / Thema	BW	Einstellung / Thema
190	Unseriöse Rechtsprechung	190	Undankbarkeit
190	Sentimentalität	190	Geiz / Knauserigkeit
190	Neinsagertum / Dagegensein	190	Vorkämpfer / Protagonist
190	Politische Korrektheit
185	Launenhaftigkeit	185	Libertarier
185	Idee der Gegenteiligkeit	185	Idee der Verunglimpfung
180	Neopaganismus Neuheidentum	180	Konzept der Offenen Gesellschaft Liberalismus
180	Motto: "Ein Unrecht rechtfertigt ein anderes."	180	Beleidigtsein
180	"Empfindlichkeit"	180	Anspruchsdenken "Es steht mir zu."
180	Schuldzuweisungen	180	Verschwörungstheorien
180	Gesellschaftsmythen [Social myths]	180-135	Apologetik / Marginalisieren
175	Ursache-Denken	170	Streitsucht
165	Aktivismus der Linken	165	Atheismus
165	Säkularismus
160	Verbitterung / Bissigkeit	160	Neofaschismus
160	Beleidigen	160	Falsches Beschuldigen
160	Politische Elite	160	Frauenfeindlichkeit
160	Viktimologie	160	Das eigene Land verraten
160	Antiamerikanismus (Hass)	160	Todesstrafe (Erwachsene)
160	Vormachtstellung der Weißen
155	Arroganz / Angebertum anhand des eigenen Sozialstatus	155	"Überlegene" Weltanschauungen
150	Einschüchterung mittels Gerichtsverfahren	150-130	Opfer-Täter-Denkmodell
150	Ultra-Konservativismus
140	Prozesshansel, Neigung, gerichtlich zu prozessieren	140	Narzissmus
135	Bösartiges Verleumden, üble Nachrede	135	Volksverhetzung / Aufwiegeln, das sich als "Kunst" tarnt
130	Konzept der 'Toten weißen Männer', Kritik an der Hochkultur der westlichen Zivilisation in Schulen (vorwiegend USA)	130	Todesstrafe (Jugendliche)
130	Opferhaltung	130	Konzept des Stupid White Men [Bescheuerter weißer Mann]
120	Tadelsucht / Kritiksucht	120	Hass auf Vorgesetzte
120	Schmähung von rechtmäßig eingesetzten Vorgesetzten / Ranghöheren	120	Neoskeptizismus
120	Verfolgungswahn
105	Volksverhetzung / Aufwiegeln	90	Afroamerikanische 'Ghetto Romanliteratur'
80	Bestrebungen, Sexualkontakte zwischen Erwachsenen/Jugendlichen zu liberalisieren/legalisieren (Sh. USA: North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA)), seit 1978	80	Bestrebungen, Sexualkontakte zwischen Erwachsenen/Jugendlichen zu liberalisieren/legalisieren (Sh. USA: North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA)), seit 1978
80	Verdorbenheit / Lasterhaftigkeit	80	Verrat
70	Selbstmord aus "Protest"	70	Groll hegen
60	Falsche Zeugenaussage

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The extreme negativity of many popular works of pseudophilosophy, for example, is obvious if one tests these books. But even being forewarned can't defend us against unwitting entrainment by invisible energy fields that activate when these works are read. One may think that he can maintain his psychic independence by refuting the work intellectually, but mere exposure to the material has a profound negative effect that continues even after the material is intellectually rejected. It's as though, within these negative influences, there's a hidden virus whose invasion of our psyche goes unnoticed. Afflicted by Forces Unseen?, excerpt from Power vs. Force, S. ?

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Answer: [O]bviously our options are limited by karma. And it also implies what karma means. It means that one is the consequence the history of the entire universe up to this moment. It took the entire history of the universe, to be what it was, through all of time for this very instant as we two sit here and speak together. [...]
Question: And what would it mean, if you had no free will?
Answer: It would mean that all choices are predetermined. Consequently there is no karmic consequence to any action. So, what would that be? That would be spiritual nihilism. Spiritual nihilism would mean that nothing means anything.' Because nothing would've had a meaning, and no value. And has no karmic consequences or even a merit or demerit. It really would negate the value of existence. So you're looking at the bottom side of Sartre's philosophy. Sedona Seminar Dialogue, Questions, and Answers, DVD 2 of 3, minute 1:50:35, December 2003

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Der Standpunkt des Beobachters bestimmt die Beobachtung (das Beobachtete). Aristoteles [BW 498] (384-322 v. Chr.) griechischer Philosoph

Der US-amerikanische Autor Ken Wilber hat „die sieben wichtigsten Übereinstimmungen der immerwährenden Philosophie aller Zeiten, der allermeisten Kulturen, spirituellen Lehren, Philosophien und Länder“, folgendermaßen zusammengefasst:
1. Der spirituelle GEIST (Gott, die höchste Wirklichkeit, die absolute Seinsheit, die Quelle, das Eine, Brahman, Dharmakaya, Kether, Tao, Allah, Shiva, Jahweh, Aton, Manitu…) existiert.
2. Er muss innen gesucht werden.
3. Die meisten von uns erkennen diesen GEIST nicht, weil sie in einer Welt der Sünde, Trennung und Dualität leben, in einem Zustand der Gefallenheit und Isolation.
4. Es gibt einen Ausweg aus Sünde und Illusion, einen Pfad zur Befreiung.
5. Wenn wir diesem Pfad bis ans Ende folgen, finden wir Wiedergeburt oder Erleuchtung, eine direkte Erfahrung des inneren GEISTES, eine letzte Befreiung.
6. Diese letzte Befreiung bedeutet das Ende von Sünde und Leiden.
7. Sie mündet in mitfühlendes und erbarmendes Handeln für alle Lebewesen.

Ken Wilber [BW 490] (*1949) US-amerikanischer Philosoph, Vordenker des 3. Jtds., transpersonaler Bewusstseinsforscher, Entwickler der Integralen Theorie, Autor, zitiert in: de.wikipedia, Die Philosophia perennis zwischen Philosophie, Religion und Mystik

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Facts are counterrevolutionary. Eric Hoffer [LoC 505] (1902-1983) US American social writer, philosopher

Marcuse [LoC 150] is significant, first, because he helped save Marxism [LoC 130] by divorcing it from its association with economics and applying its tenents to any number of "victim" categories [LoC 130-160]. The worker was erased and in his place came an endless stream of variables: the homosexual, the woman, the black, the immigrant. The enemy was no longer capitalism [LoC 340], but racism [LoC 110-180], sexism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, homophobia, ableism, and a host of other isms [LoC 180] and alleged pathologies. […]
Marcuse did something more pernicious than simply tell a few lies to further a cause. He created a theoretical framework that endorsed double standards and the separation of words from their meanings for the purpose of granting positive connotations to negative practices. This verbal legerdemain created a real-life Newspeak. Daniel J. Flynn Crown, Intellectual Morons. How Ideology Makes Smart People Fall for Stupid Ideas [LoC 440], Forum, 21. September 2004

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Catch phrases corresponding to various levels of consciousness (LoC)

Attractor fields, consciousness levels and respective verbal clues
Item	Stage	Tribal cluster	Attractor	LoC	Catch phrase
1.	Parasitc	Survival	Demonic	1-74	Life sucks!
2.	Predatory	Victimhood	Satanic	75-174	My life sucks! I don't give a damn!
3.	Competitive	Sucess	Luciferic	175-199	I'm great (and you're not)!
4.	Symbiotic	Value team	Integrous	200-499	We're great (and they're not)!
5.	Mutation	Service	Nonlinear	500+	Life is great!
6.	Homo spiritus	Devotion	Nondual	600+	God is (in) ALL life!

Source: Five types of clusterings in companies and society by David Logan, Ph.D.
See also: Appeasing the demons – as practiced by Tsultrim Allione

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Calibrations LoC (engl.): Philosophies

General philosophies
Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 181, 202, 209, 209-210, 225-226, 254, 255 and 263 Status ca. 2004
and and [*]Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 116 Status ca. 2007

LoC 1,000 – Avatars, Highest calibrating Great Teachers
LoC 700 – Spiritual Sages
LoC 700 – Inalienable human rights
LoC 600 – Emergence³
LoC 550 – Saints
LoC 550 – Social equality (as defined by the US Constitution) [*]
LoC 540 – Humor
LoC 540 – "Forgive and surrender to God" (Attitude) (Unconditional love)⁴
LoC 540 – Forgiveness, esp. Amish forgiveness of murder [*]
LoC 520 – Honor [*]
LoC 503 – Gnosis
LoC 495 / 210-330 – Honest dissent, authentically handled disagreement ⁵ / ⁶
LoC 480 – Faith-based Initiative
LoC 475 – Honesty [*]
LoC 475 – Personal responsibility [*]
LoC 475 – Empiricism
LoC 475 – Epistomology
LoC 475 – Rationalism
LoC 465 – Ontology
LoC 465 – Heisenberg's uncertainty principle [*]
LoC 465 – Chivalry
LoC 460 – Categorical imperative
LoC 460 – Eagle Scout (Boy Scouts of America)
LoC 460 – Metaphysics
LoC 460 – Theology
- LoC 460 – Scholasticism
LoC 450-460 – Science
LoC 455 – Laws of the Boy/Girl Scouts of America
LoC 455 – Philantropists (in USA) [*]
LoC 450 – Oath of the Boy/Girl Scouts of America
LoC 450 – "Forgive and forget" (Attitude) (Reason/logic)⁷
LoC 450 – Mathematics
- LoC 410 – Trigonometry
- LoC 405 – Algebra
- LoC 405 – Geometry (solid)
- LoC 400 – Geometry
- LoC 395 – Arithmetic
LoC 445 – Transcendentalism
LoC 440 – "Traditional" American Philosophy (USA)
LoC 345-435 – Altruism
LoC 425 – Transparency [*]
LoC 425 – Truth [*]
LoC 420 – Phenomenalism
LoC 415 – Ethics
LoC 405 – Golden rule⁸
LoC 405 – Morality
LoC 405 – Naropa Institute
LoC 400 – Authority
LoC 400 – Objectivism Objectivism (Ayn Rand)
LoC 400 – Behaviorism
LoC 395 – Intellectualism
LoC 380 – Logical positivism
LoC 380 – Discussion
LoC 375 – Discernment
LoC 375 – Existentialism
LoC 365 – Humanism
LoC 345-435 – Altruism
LoC 340 – Capitalism (Philosophy)
LoC 335 – Freethinking (Secular humanism, uncommitted theism)⁹
LoC 335 – Cultural Creatives [worldwide not cross-linked movement oriented to feminine, rightbrained values]¹⁰
LoC 330 – Feminism (Philosophy)
LoC 310 – Willingness
LoC 305 – Epicureanism
LoC 300 – Solipsism
LoC 295 – Optimism
LoC 240 – Utilitarianism
LoC 220 – Survival of the fittest (Philosophy)
LoC 215 – Social Darwinism
LoC 210 – Evolutionary psychology¹¹
LoC 205 – Christian Fundamentalism
LoC 200 – Imperialism
LoC 200 – Collectivism
LoC 200 – Idealism
LoC 200 – Pragmatism
LoC 200 – Populism

LoC 195 – Irresponsibility
LoC 190 – Vanity of the ego¹²
LoC 190 – Dogooderism
LoC 190 – Deconstructionism
LoC 190 – Social justice doctrine¹³
LoC 190 – Atheistic movement (Ideology)
LoC 190 – Goddess movement (Ideology)
LoC 190 – Epistomologic Relativism
- LoC 180-190 – Philosophical relativism¹⁴
- LoC 185 – Social relativism
- LoC 155 – Ethical relativism = equalizing of integrous and non-integrous¹⁵
LoC 185 – Pacifism
LoC 185 – Feminist politics (Sexism)
LoC 180 – Materialism [*]
LoC 180 – Hedonism (Sexism)
LoC 180 – Authoritarianism
LoC 180 – Misanthropy Generalized dislike, distrust, disgust, contempt, hatred of the human species / human nature
LoC 180 – Sophistry
LoC 180 – Rhetoric
LoC 180 – Apologist [*]
LoC 180 – "Academic" Left
LoC 180 – Multiculturalism
LoC 180 – Social myths
LoC 180 – Afrocentrism (Racism)
LoC 180 – ''Isms" (as suffix)
LoC 175 – Iconoclasm [Attacking beliefs, traditional institutions; purporting anarchistic views]¹⁶
LoC 175 – Vandalism
LoC 165-210 – Pop Sociology
LoC 165 – Atheism¹⁷
- LoC 135-180 – Anti-religion / Anti-God¹⁸
LoC 165 – Secularism [*]
LoC 160-185 – Mechanistic Reductionism (‘bottom-up’ theories) [*]¹⁹
LoC 160 – Corporate fraud Deliberate dishonesty to deceive the public, investors or lending companies, usually resulting in financial gain to the criminals or organisation
LoC 160 – Deception [*]
LoC 155-160 – Mysogyny Hatred or dislike of women or girls
LoC 155 – Reactionary
LoC 150 – Racist hate groups
LoC 145 – Critical Theory by Herbert Marcuse
LoC 135 – Dialectical Materialism
LoC 120 – End justifies the means (Attitude)
LoC 105 – Eugenics
LoC 50-120 – Nihilism²⁰
LoC 110 – Racism
LoC 100 – Revolutionary
LoC 100 – Anarchism
LoC 080 – Hate
LoC 080 – Demonizing
LoC 080 – Fascism (Secular philosophy)
- LoC 050 – Fascism (Theocratic philosophy)
- LoC 050 – Fascism (Islamic/militant philosophy)
LoC 020 – Slavery

Free speech issues
Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 209-210, 225-226 Status ca. 2004
Eye of the I, pg. 280, I. Reality and Subjectivity, pg. 99, 397

LoC 415 – Stewardship [Responsible caretaking, moderation]
LoC 400 – Understanding
LoC 400 – Interpreting
LoC 390 – Clarity
LoC 390 – Evaluating
LoC 380 – Discussion
LoC 375 – Discernment [Art to differentiate spirits]
LoC 375 – Speech of diplomacy
LoC 265 – Free speech defined by the Bill of Rights [September 1789]
LoC 265 – Free speech in "Traditional America" [Before WWII]
LoC 255 – Free speech in "Traditional America" [status WWII]
LoC 255 – Freedom of speech/expression (USA) [status 1955]
LoC 235 – Free speech [in general]
- LoC 190 – Freedom of speech/expression (USA) [status 2004]
- LoC 180 – Freedom of speech (USA) [status 2007-2008]
LoC 210 – Constructive criticism
LoC 200 – Oratory

LoC 180 – Proselytizing
LoC 180 – Social "Crybabies"
LoC 160 – Exaggeration
LoC 150 – Labeling
Loc 120 – Hypothetical example
Loc 120 – Obfuscation

Political systems, attitudes, strategies
Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 181, 184, 202, 209, 209-210, 225-226, 254, 255 and 263 Status ca. 2004

LoC 520 – Patriotism (love of one's country) [*]
LoC 430 – Statesmen / stateswomen
LoC 415 – Oligarchy
LoC 410 – Democracy / Republic (USA)
LoC 405 – Conservatism²¹
LoC 395 – Neoconservatism
LoC 355 – Traditional Liberal (USA)
LoC 345 – Coalition
LoC 340 – Capitalism
LoC 340 – "New Deal" by President Franklin D. Roosevelt [LoC 499] (1882-1945)
LoC 305 – Laissez-faire
LoC 305 – Socialism
LoC 280 – Great Society – US President Lyndon B. Johnson
LoC 265 – Heritage Foundation (USA)
LoC 220 – Political science
LoC 205 – Political Position of the National Rifle Association (NRA) (USA) Non-profit organization advocating firearm ownership rights
LoC 200 – Monarchy
LoC 200 – Tribal System
LoC 200 – US American economy [status November 2010]²²

LoC 145-200 – Feudal System
LoC 195 – Syncretism
LoC 190 – "Political correctness" (Attitude)
LoC 190 – "Wallstreet" (US American stock market)
LoC 185 – Xenophobia
LoC 185 – Pacifism
- LoC 180 – "Peacenik" (Politicalization)
LoC 185 – Feminist politics (Sexism)
LoC 180 – Libertarianism
LoC 180 – Nationalism
LoC 180 – Politicians
LoC 180 – Concept "Open Society" – Philosophers Henri Bergson and Karl Popper [LoC 185]
LoC 130-180 – Political polemics expressed as "righteous indignation"²³
LoC 175 – Theocracy
LoC 165 – "Left wing" activism
LoC 160 – "Politically 'Elite'" (Attitude)
LoC 160 – Neofascism
LoC 160 [90-190] – Anti-America / Hate America²⁴
LoC 160 – Birchism Anti-communism, limited government (Radical right-wing)
LoC 160 – Communism
LoC 150 – Ultra-conservativism
LoC 145 – Political hate speeches by prominent senior politicians
LoC 135-195 – Far Left (USA)
LoC 135-195 – Far Right (USA)
LoC 135 – Dictatorship
LoC 125 – Fascism
Loc 120 – Radicalism
LoC 100 – Revolutionary
LoC 100 – Anarchy
LoC 080 – Public riot (Overt violence)
LoC 080 – Far-Left Radical (USA)
LoC 080 – Far-Right Radical (USA)
LoC 050 – Theocratic Totalitarianism
LoC 010-035 – Terrorism (Overt violence)

Political / economic personalities / influences

LoC 480 – Thomas Sowell
LoC 400 – Economy by Alan Greenspan²⁵
LoC 400 – Economy by Milton Friedman
LoC 399 – Iroguois Nation

Beneficial attitudes ²⁶

LoC 430 – Wisdom²⁷
LoC 405 – Golden rule²⁸
LoC 405 – Rationality
LoC 395 – Happiness²⁹
LoC 385 – Wisdom³⁰
LoC 365 – Faithfulness
LoC 365 – Equitably
LoC 360 – Health
LoC 345 – Sense of humor³¹
LoC 345 – Loyalty
LoC 335 – Gladness
LoC 305 – Nobility (Ethical)³²
LoC 305 – Balance³³
LoC 305 – Fairness³⁴
LoC 305 – Respectfulness³⁵
LoC 300 – Sanity
LoC 300 – Orderliness
LoC 300 – Normalcy
LoC 295 – Decency
LoC 295 – Considerateness
LoC 295 – Idealistim³⁶
LoC 290 – Responsibility³⁷
LoC 290 – Reliability
LoC 280 – Friendliness
LoC 280 – Maturity
LoC 275 – Acceptability (Pleasing)
LoC 270 – Humility
LoC 265 – Availability
LoC 265 – Protectiveness
LoC 260 – Humaneness
LoC 255 – Honorable standing
LoC 255 – Genuineness
LoC 255 – Patience
LoC 255 – Nicety
LoC 255 – Cordialness³⁸
LoC 255 – Contentedness
LoC 255 – Stability
LoC 250 – Neutrality
LoC 250 – Calmness
LoC 250 – Respectability³⁹
LoC 250 – Dependability
LoC 245 – Firmness
LoC 245 – Flexibility
LoC 245 – Modesty
LoC 245 – Supportiveness
LoC 245 – Tolerance
LoC 245 – Politeness⁴⁰
LoC 240 – Openness
LoC 240 – Diplomacy
LoC 240 – "Salt of the Earth" ⁴¹
LoC 240 – Sensibleness
LoC 225 – Charitableness, Benignity
LoC 225 – Positivity
LoC 225 – Thoughtfulness
LoC 220 – Helpfulness
LoC 220 – Kindness⁴²
LoC 220 – Pleasantness, affability
LoC 210 – Diligence
LoC 210 – Persistence
LoC 210 – Lightheartedness (easygoing)
LoC 205 – Warmness
LoC 200 – Honesty
LoC 200 – Morality
LoC 200 – Work ethics (hard working)

Problematic positionalities / issues⁴³

LoC 190 – Naysayer
LoC 190 – Apologist
LoC 190 – Ungratefulness, Ingrate
LoC 190 – Sentimentality
LoC 190 – Pedantry / Niggardly Stingy, miserly, petty, niggling unimportant details
LoC 190 – White lie
LoC 190 – Protagonist [Fighting against an antagonist]
LoC 190 – "Political correctness" (Attitude)
- LoC 160 – "Politically 'Elite'" (Attitude)
LoC 185 – Liberationist
LoC 185 – Contrariness
LoC 185 – Denigration
LoC 185 – Petulance Annoyance, unpleasant, irritated, distracted mental state
LoC 170-185 – Contentiousness Heated arguments, controversy, discord, jealousy
LoC 120-185 – Skepticism⁴⁴
LoC 180 – "Sensitive" (Attitude)
LoC 180 – Blame
LoC 180 – Rhetoric
LoC 180 – Ruthlessness
LoC 180 – Social narcissism
LoC 120-180 – Criticalness
LoC 180 – "Offended" (Attitude)
LoC 180 – Conspiracy theories
LoC 180 – Neopaganism
LoC 175 – "Made uncomfortable" (Attitude)
LoC 175 – Derogatory term "Dead white males" Disproportionate academic focus on contributions to historical and contemporary Western civilization made by European males
LoC 160-165 – Insulting speech
LoC 160 – Acrimoniousness
LoC 160 – False accusation
LoC 160 – White supremacy
LoC 160 – Victimology
- LoC 130-150 – Victim↔perpetrator mindset
- LoC 135 – Victim↔Perpetrator mindset
- LoC 130 – Victimhood
LoC 155 – "Superior" view
LoC 155 – Social arrogance
LoC 150 – Intimitation by litigation
LoC 140 – Narcissism
LoC 140 – Litigiousness
LoC 135 – Malicious slander, libel, defamation of character
LoC 120 – Paranoia
LoC 120 – Hatred of Authority
- LoC 120 – Vilify legitimate authority
LoC 105 – Sedition Overt, subversive, inciting, discontent, resistant conduct (speech/organization) tending to insurrection against the established order of a constitution and to lawful authority
- LoC 135 – Sedition disguised as "Art"
LoC 100 – "One wrong justifies another" (Attitude)
LoC 080 – Treason
LoC 080 – Depravity
LoC 080 – North American Man/Boy Love Association (NAMBLA)), since 1978
LoC 075 – Vituperation, slander
LoC 070 – Holding a grudge
LoC 070 – "Protest" suicide
LoC 060 – Bearing false witness
LoC 050 – Nationalsocialism (Problematic political system)

Problematic legal positionalities⁴⁵

LoC 195 – Appeals reversed by the Supreme Court Rulings of the 9th Circuit Court
LoC 190 – Frivolous jurisprudence
LoC 160 – Capital punishment (Adults)
- LoC 130 – Capital punishment (Adolescents)
LoC 180 – "Entitlement" culture Guarantee of access to benefits, provisions, enfranchisements, based on established "rights" or by legislation
LoC 175 – "Cause"
LoC 160 – Disloyalty to one's country

Philosophers
Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 181, 202, 209, 209-210, 225-226, 254, 255 and 263 Status ca. 2004

LoC 540 – Socrates
LoC 535 – William of Ockham
LoC 505 – Eric Hoffer
LoC 503 – Plotinus (Philosophical works)
LoC 498 – Aristotle
LoC 490 – Duns Scotus
LoC 490 – Blessed John Duns Scotus, O.F.M.
LoC 490 – Ernst Mach
LoC 485 – Plato
LoC 485 – Ralph Waldo Emerson
LoC 485 – Auguste Compte
LoC 485 – Rudolf Carnap
LoC 480 – Moritz Schlick
LoC 475 – Sir A. J. Ayer
LoC 465 – Thomas Hobbes
LoC 465 – Bertrand Russell
LoC 465 – Charles Sanders Peirce
LoC 460 – Roger Bacon
LoC 455 – Adam Smith
LoC 455 – John Dewey
LoC 410 – Edmund Burke
LoC 410 – Søren Kierkegaard
LoC 410 – Herbert Spencer
LoC 400 – Ayn Rand [Atheist]
LoC 204 – Thomas Malthus
LoC 200 – Jean-Paul Sartre
LoC 200 – Howard Zinn

LoC 195 – Edmund Husserl
LoC 195 – Friedrich Kuhn
LoC 195 – Peter Singer
LoC 190 – Pythagoras of Samos (Ancient Greece)
LoC 190 – Michel Foucault
LoC 185 – Jean-Francois Lyotard
LoC 185 – John D. Caputo
LoC 185 – Karl Raimund Popper
LoC 135-185 – Noam Chomsky
LoC 180 – Jacques Lacan
LoC 180 – Rigoberta Menchú Tum
LoC 180 – Gore Vidal
LoC 175 – Jean Baudrillard
LoC 170 – Jacques Derrida
LoC 155 – Luce Irigaray
LoC 150 – Julia Kristeva
LoC 150 – Herbert Marcuse
LoC 135 – Karl Marx

Source: Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 181, 202, 209, 209-210, 225-226, 254, 255 and 263 Status ca. 2004

Books

LoC 465-468 – Great Books of the Western World
LoC 410 – 1984 by George Orwell

LoC 195 – The Turner Diaries by William Luther Pierce, 1978
LoC 090 – Urban fiction Street literature, watered down, dark, explicit, focusing on the underside, profanity, sex, violence

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¹ Discovery of the Presence of God. Devotional Nonduality, S. 116 ⇑

² Video interview with Howard Zinn, US historian, on Howard Zinn's Personal Philosophy on 'Democratic socialism', part 2 of 3, presented by Big Think, 3:49 minutes duration, posted 8. May 2008 ⇑

³ Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 116 ⇑

⁴ Dissolving the Ego, Realizing the Self^, chapter 1, pg. 34, quote 1 ⇑

⁵ Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 116 ⇑

⁶ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 123 ⇑

⁷ Dissolving the Ego, Realizing the Self^, chapter 1, pg. 34, quote 1 ⇑

⁸ Transcending the Levels of Consciousness, pg. 205 ⇑

⁹ Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 356 ⇑

¹⁰ Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 214 ⇑

¹¹ Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 91 ⇑

¹² Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 92 ⇑

¹³ Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, pg. 109 ⇑

¹⁴ Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, pg. 203 ⇑

¹⁵ Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, pg. 203 ⇑

¹⁶ Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 215 ⇑

¹⁷ Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 92 ⇑

¹⁸ Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 91 ⇑

¹⁹ Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, S. 92 ⇑

²⁰ Discovery of the Presence of God. Devotional Nonduality, S. 116 ⇑

²¹ FORA.TV Video interview with John Gray (*1948) British political philosopher, author, formerly professor of European Thought, London School of Economics, True Conservatism is a Lost Idea, presented by Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Sydney, at ''Writers Festival, filmed 24. May 2008, 3:39 minutes duration, posted January 2011 ⇑

²² Audio presentation Celebrate Your Life Conference, sponsored by Hay House, Phoenix, AZ, 7. November 2010 – The Quest for Spiritual Truth (2010), YouTube film, 1:31:05 duration, posted 23. October 2011 ⇑

²³ Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 212 ⇑

²⁴ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 175 ⇑

²⁵ Daniel Kahnemann, Ph.D. (*1934) Israeli-American professor in psychology, Princeton, founder of behavioral economics, Nobel laureate in economic sciences, 2002, How Greenspan's Framework Went Awry, YouTube film, 3:03 minutes duration, posted 23. February 2009 ⇑

²⁶ Truth vs. Falsehood, chapter 13, 'Truth: The Pathway to Freedom', S. 251 and 253; alternatively: Transcending Levels of Consciousness, S. 179-180 or 181-182 ⇑

²⁷ Audio presentation Celebrate Your Life Conference, sponsored by Mishka Productions, Phoenix, AZ, 7. November 2010 – The Quest for Spiritual Truth (2010), YouTube film, 1:31:05 duration, posted 23. October 2011 ⇑

²⁸ Transcending the Levels of Consciousness, pg. 205 ⇑

²⁹ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 251 ⇑

³⁰ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 253 ⇑

³¹ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 253 ⇑

³² Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 251 ⇑

³³ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 251 ⇑

³⁴ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 251 ⇑

³⁵ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 253 ⇑

³⁶ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 251 ⇑

³⁷ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 253 ⇑

³⁸ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 251 ⇑

³⁹ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 253 ⇑

⁴⁰ Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 253 ⇑

⁴¹ Jesus addressing catalysts: Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt has lost its savor, wherewith shall it be salted? It is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast out and trodden under foot of men. Luke 8, 16-18 (NT) and Ye are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hid. Neither do [men] light a lamp, and put it under the bushel, but on the stand; and it shineth unto all that are in the house. Even so let your light shine before men; that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father who is in heaven. John 8, 12 (NT) ⇑

⁴² Truth vs. Falsehood, S. 251 ⇑

⁴³ Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 202 ⇑

⁴⁴ LoC 185: Houston, Texas, Seminar The Realization of the Presence of God, 11. October 2003 ⇑

⁴⁵ Truth vs. Falsehood, pg. 202 ⇑

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