Philosophy Spirituality

Words Are Beautiful But Not Serious

  Aphorisms are universally aesthetic but only narrowly meaningful.   We are writers first and humans second. We concern ourselves with words first and actions second. And even our actions only lead back to words and ideas: the titles and achievements and acquirements.   Words are beautiful but are not serious. Actions are serious.   …

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Philosophy Spirituality

True Vision

Lasting vision is truly just a prison No one who CHANGES has a lasting vision No one who is concerned with what is real can abide to a lasting vision   What is vision? Doesn’t vision imply SEEING? Is seeing a fixed state — or is it an endless process? Vision is seeing. One SEES …

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Lifestyle Philosophy Spirituality World

XXI Century Token of Value

  In a nihilistic society beauty is a natural token of value. We are truly reverting to picture writing. Beautiful faces in beautiful places are the representation of deliverance — an arrival at the paradise — the short-attention-span-XXI-century-divine-revelation.   We crave god even more then we crave pleasure. Big tits don’t really promise indulgence. They …

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Burdened with Infinite Freedom

  it’s not that one is more in position to “do everything” and other can only do nothing we all can only do something more something less something doesn’t matter the point is that we claim the full extent of the little freeedom which is granted to you and that my friend is everything   …

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World

The Game Played

  One needs to first recognise the game played.   Most still play the ‘please-mom-please-dad’ game and ‘play-with-toys’ game. ‘Look-good’ game. ‘Stick-in’ game.   Success is not as much about ‘secrets of the game’ as it is about the ‘basics of the game’. You just have to know what kind of game you’re playing.   …

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Philosophy Spirituality World

The Real Cause of Disagreement

The ultimate cause of disagreement is our unreadiness for agreement   We don’t really want peace. We don’t really want consensus. What we want is to be LARGE. Larger then our neighbour, larger then our brother, larger then our lover.   The absurdity of most conflicts doesn’t as much point at our stupidity as it …

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