Now I find what Gowasu said to be very interesting. To stay in your position and know your place can often seem restrictive. Now in Zamasu's case his thoughts and ideas were dangerous but to many of us today it is important to extend beyond our boundaries in life. One thing that I definitely agreed with was Gowasu's advice to Zamasu to get to know mortals better before casting judgement. I believe this kind of thinking applies to many of us today. We might see a person based of their looks and interaction with their environment and tend to give stereotypes or labels on these people. The truth is that the only true way to understand others is to personally interact and learn from them.
Another thing i'd like to point out is how Gowasu's stance on his role as a god correlates with what many in the christian faith believe with our god. Both of their roles are to create and watch over us humans with guidance in which i've experienced first hand after suffering my Spinal Cord Injury. It is this faith and guidance that can ultimately lead us to break these cycles as human beings. That is ultimately Gowasu's philosophy as a supreme kai. Below is a short video on youtube showcasing their conversation
https://cophilosophy.blogspot.com/2018/05/philosophy-of-dark-souls-pt2.html?showComment=1525232681164#c4254838811290010249
https://cophilosophy.blogspot.com/2018/05/aristotle-art-of-argument-brandon.html?showComment=1525233001216#c3815572642503495660
1st Installment
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This is an interesting connection between DBZS and us in real life. Thanks for sharing
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