>to be that super hero that's held in highest regard all WE US ALL need to do is to be kind ALLWAYS and LOVE for when attacked then flip the animal switch and DEFEND US U ALL use the power of ur intellect and wisdom to know when to flip that switch
Flicking that love switch huh Spidey?
I'm just going to go ahead and not run with innuendo.
… Yes, Love!
It's what it's all about, isn't it?
It's a very important part of our collective message.
Superheroes know how to contain their anger.
(Something I still work on)
Superheroes know how to diffuse a situation with logic, not violence or hatred.
This is not to be confused with self defense.
Or the defense of others, or the weak.
We are the sum of our choices.
Our experiences.
Do we CHOOSE to make the most of every situation?
If love and forgiveness is an option, choose it.
>Because that's what heroes do. - Thor
There is a reason I left this message up without responding to it for a little while.
I wanted others to read it.
To take their time.
>So many of our day-to-day choices feel like they don't matter. How many times do we each justify negative actions because they are small, or no one will find out, or it is a social norm.
Something I admittedly still work on. It truly is all about the little things, isn't it. It's easy to justify incorrect actions when they are self serving. How often do we bend the rules to help OTHERS? For most of us… it's probably not as often as we bend the rules to benefit ourselves.
Whether people CHOOSE to believe this, or CHOOSE not to, there is always someone or "something" watching.
The cosmos is likely not as simple as many of us previously thought.
>Your thoughts aren't local.
>Be mindful of your thoughts, for you are having a conversation with the universe.
>I love that you have Doc and Deadpool there. Great examples of characters that have spanned the spectrum. Both have positive and negative aspects but fall on the hero side of that spectrum.
I think all "characters" in this tale of life have both positive and negative aspects. I am wracking my brain trying to find the perfect virtuous character without flaws. Now mind you, flaws are merely perception. A Fool Card of my own was stated in the past, I said that I was cancelling my ego. Wong corrected this shortly after. We never cancel our egos, we simply alter them to better suit our desire. Most superheroes have a super EGO. Most, not all. At the end of the day… what makes them superheroes, is the fact they can put their egos aside and work for the greater good as a team. Not one person, not one superhero can handle every situation.
>It's unfortunate and sad that those characters in this Grand Comic Book went that route. I wonder if any will decide to choose to walk the hero path again.
At the end of all equations Silver, they chose these paths to give us duality. Do you recall sharing this gift with us? Our first… "shill" :)
Forgiveness is a superpower.
So is bringing the guilty to justice, real justice.
Their choices are what give meaning to ours.
I'd be a fool to claim I know how the future will play out in it's entirety.
What I've seen is only a glimpse.
What I can tell you… is that most on the dark side would rather die or create WWIII than switch sides.
For most of them it's too late anyway.
Certain choices you can't come back from.
Nor can you turn back time.
… At least that far back.
Do you all recall way back when Spidey said Elon Musk flipped to the White Hats?
Where did you hear that?
Infowars.
>Be careful who you follow.
>Rumor has it he makes it back in the sequel with some interesting theories swirling around. Attempted retirement and peace until the Thanos "snap" impacted his family and he comes back with a vengeance seemed like a likely theory.
Jordan Sather was given an incorrect role to begin with.
Why?
Someone with some of the most potential for reaching people?
My message is no longer about that.
At first I thought this was important.
It's not.
It's irrelevant to people who have no power of belief.
If he would have stuck around, he would have learned some new knowledge and witnessed some Strange coincidences between Q and this group.
He's not the first to fail his tests of spirituality.
Nor the last.
He's interviewed some interesting people!
He's an intellectual.
It's not just about intellect though.
It really isn't.
What matters is in your heart.
>"You're a man looking at the world through a keyhole. You spent your whole life trying to widen that keyhole. To see more, to know more; and now, on hearing that it can be widened in ways you can't imagine… you reject the possibility." - The Ancient One
>Trust yourself. - Q