The validity of mythic experience?

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Re: The validity of mythic experience?

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Many of the replies mentions that getting out of suicidal thoughts was the best change that the author has made, and how can I disagree with that. Choosing life over death by a suicidal person is quite rare and actually fantastic
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Cleaning up his life of all negative influences, and choosing not to die. I think many people have had mythic experiences, they just don't talk about it, or they try to find some other ways to justify what happened.
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I wouldn't say a particular decision changed his life. We are products of the various decision we make even when they seem inconsequential.
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Helena91 wrote: 09 May 2019, 03:34 I wouldn't say a particular decision changed his life. We are products of the various decision we make even when they seem inconsequential.
I agree. People are comprised of far more than a single decision, however life-altering it might be.
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I think choosing to live instead of taking his life was the most significant and noticeable change he made.
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