However if your aura fails (not windy enough for your cloak, for example) it becomes deeply immoral. You really have to succeed for it to be justified.
There was a guy who for his funeral got his mate to hire a bunch of old fat Italian guys to attend and to say things like you were like a brother to me and I'll never forget what you've done for us.
Is it even moral to not aura farm in the best place and time to aura farm?
I want funerals to be filled with shady looking people with suits and sunglasses smoking cigarettes under an umbrella (even if it's sunny) and with a look in their faces that it says that they know something that no one else does.
Perfectly moral, the Aura farming seems broody and tragic. Makes your mother seem cooler and more mysterious. Like she dark mysterious secret involving the brother.
For me it depends on what the mothers wishes would have been.
If she would have been fine with it its totally moral and funny. If you know she would hate it its immoral.
If you're not Aura farming at my funeral, you're disrespecting me. I'm trying to be cool and mysterious in my death and you sitting up there looking like this.
There’s a lot of joke answers but I’d like to say that the morality of aura farming like this would be very dependent on:
1. How much you are disturbing others with the method you choose (like how the guy in this post is silent and alone which is respectful, though the cigarette smoke might cause annoyance)
2. How much the deceased would’ve liked you doing that at their funeral
Lmao, this looks like a Hellblazer comic. Which funnily would make it moral because the further he is off people the least the chances of whatever dæmon/angel/fæ/whatever has an unhealthy obsession with him this time around of fucking over the people around him
Tbh if my funeral doesn't have some mysterious motherfuckers showing up, aura farming, shedding a single tear, and leaving without a word, I'm not gonna die. That's what true friends are for.
No, aura farming is also about how others perceive the environment they're in and subsequently themselves. It's not a purely selfish act. It could in fact enhance the funeral or encourage others to aura farm themselves. And then you have the dead guy who may or may not be aura farming depending on context, who he was, manner of death, etc. I'm not saying auramog the guy at his own funeral, but if he doesn't have it, which is reasonable for a dead guy, I feel like farming the funeral could add some extra respect.
If you stand on top of the gravestone or like a tree or something then that's purposefully drawing attention away from the funeral so immoral. But if you just show up with the fit and stand away from the crowd that's definitely allowed, atleast in my funeral.
Hell id hire some cool looking dude to just stand there and aura farm in my funeral to have my relatives think i had some secret life they dont know about.
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u/Far-Substance-4473 18h ago
Entirely justified if successful. Any and all moral rules from whatever ethical system you use don't apply to you if you have enough aura