When you hear about a young promising entertainer tragically passing, do you ever wonder if there's something to the old "sold your soul" thing? (Hope I don't offend anyone...not my intention)
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You raise a good question. I think sometimes people forget who they really are, and when they do they aren't able to identify themselves on a really deep level. This deep level is the soul level, and if the soul is mismatched with the persons notion it can easily escape them because it hasn't been in their awareness anyway. I think souls can be displaced by what we think is real, and when those things don't exist we will recognize nothing. I think the soul is something that needs to be harnessed, protected, grown and truly understood, and in order to do that one needs to identify their self outside of the illusions of reality.
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It is my firm belief that anyone who becomes a celebrity has in essence "sold their soul" their personal life becomes public and the majority of people think they have a "right" to know what their favorite star is up do. Living in a "fish tank" like that has serious consequences for the celebrity. Drugs and alcohol are one way to deal with the issues that being a public icon brings with it. Drug and alcohol abuse kills people. It is a simple math problem kind of thing. I mean if you have 100 celebrities, 50 are doing drugs/drinking a substantial number of that 50 will die. Get arrest, act out, whatever.
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actually no i dont think that. It just makes me sad for them. I can see where that might come up in thought though.
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