Not leaving a country because of a duty sounds quite like an excuse: “I am not leaving my country because I am a teutonic knight and I die for my duties!”

Actually, that’s the way in which I think.

I don’t believe that “Jesus Christ is dead”.

Regarding admitting some things: above you found my thinking on duties on emigration (I was about to say, once more, “immigration”)

My reasoning for wanting to leave Romania or stay in it are more complex than “the duty thing”.

All I wanted to show in this blog post was what changed with the “duty thing”.

Other than that, I agree with most of the things you said.

Thanks for the message.

Anyhow, don’t you think this is over simplistic? Not leaving a country because of a duty sounds quite like an excuse: “I am not leaving my country because I am a teutonic knight and I die for my duties!”

And what’s this: “I have a duty for other countries also” “My duty is universal” If you want to make an Ashraam you can make it in Romania too, and then you can meditate and save the whole world from there…

Relax with all these duties and start living somewhere because of more positive motivation. Jesus Christ is dead.

Why not admit you would like to leave Romania because it is a shit hole in many respects, but would also like to stay because it is a great place to live in and that you don’t emmigrate because you don’t have the guts.

All this rationalization with duties to the world is cheap. really.