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The poetic material attributed to Zarathustra that Jiang uses to explain Asha, twin spirits, and good thoughts/words/actions.
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Gathas
The poetic material attributed to Zarathustra that Jiang uses to explain Asha, twin spirits, and good thoughts/words/actions.
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The Gathas teach Jiang's core triad of individual responsibility, free will, and moral unity: good thoughts, good words, and good actions.
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"Okay? What is the truth? Being virtuous. Because you yourself are virtue. Okay? So he wrote in a language called Avastin. And it's a..."
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"...truth. All right. So this is some translated poetry called the Gathas that we know that George Luther wrote. Okay? Or he didn't write..."
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"You can't speak the truth but then do bad things. Okay? You have to think good thoughts, speak good thoughts, and do good works...."
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"And as I mentioned, the global economy is around here. Okay? This is where most of the wealth is. These people are poor, they're..."
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A source-grounded reading of Zarathustra as the prophet who turns truth into a life-practice: the universe is conscious, evil is the field where virtue becomes real, organized religion is the priestly capture of fire,...
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