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On Sep 9, 2025 Jack Talcott wrote on Hosting The Pain Of The World, by Thomas Huebl:
Jagdish P Dave, you sound a bit delusional that we musty join hands to heal pain. You give way too much attention to pain. You my brother are possessed by the false spirituality program. I understand that may be heard to admit but hopefully by the grace of god you will and soon you will find your focus is no longer pain. Join me on my YouTube channel where we can discuss it. Quit hiding your voice on this chat box.
On Aug 12, 2025 Jack Talcott wrote on Letting The Hero Die, by Paul Weinfield:
I AM the HERO and I need to win. I have been wronged so much by evil, by family, by friends and career. I will show them all the true meaning of christ as I crusade through this land with the armor of GOD. I AM DIVINE. MY DESTINY IS TO WIN AGAINST ALL EVILS IN THIS WORLD. Join me on on my LIVE podcast on youtube at Jack Talcott. I am the metalsmith of the light and I will offer you your armor so we can all WIN in this HEROS JOURNEY.
On May 30, 2021 jack wrote on When Death Comes, by Mary Oliver:
I hate dumb asses on this app, enjoy the poem, and shut the fuck up.
On May 23, 2012 JackForest wrote on Nature and Nonviolence, by Thich Nhat Hanh:
I just watched Episode two of Julian Assange's "The World Tomorrow". It's a debate between Slavoj Zizek and David Horowitz. In it Horowtiz states that war is the natural state of human beings and has been for millennia. That human beings are always trying to gain one up on each other through conquest. He also praised the checks of balances introduced by America's "founding fathers" to ensure that no single part of the government every gained too much power.
Obviously they did this because they recognized that power is a drug and that human beings cannot be trusted to always wield it justly and nobly. Instead their greed and vanity will often triumph.
Interesting to contrast such thoughts against Thich Naht Hanh's.
Obviously they did this because they recognized that power is a drug and that human beings cannot be trusted to always wield it justly and nobly. Instead their greed and vanity will often triumph.
Interesting to contrast such thoughts against Thich Naht Hanh's.
On Nov 25, 2025 Jack Talcott wrote on Sit Under The Tree, by Rabbi Ariel Burger: