Your Assessment on Life
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Your Assessment on Life
What will become?
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Okay, what is the question exactly? When I look at the multiple answers I get confused.
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I don't understand. I mean all life ends, it's the circle of life, a lion taught me that.
If you mean ending life early? No way, there's the good fight still to fight.
If you mean ending life early? No way, there's the good fight still to fight.
Keep every stone they throw at you. You've got castles to build.
The power of the people is stronger than the people in power.
To endaavor to domineer over conscience, is to invade the citadel of heaven.
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
The power of the people is stronger than the people in power.
To endaavor to domineer over conscience, is to invade the citadel of heaven.
Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
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Re: Your Assessment on Life
End/Mercy
Continuity/Wrath
Break/Oblivion
IDK/Defiance
There is no correct answer, as all roads lead to the same destination. If you feel redundancy, then you see pain, and if you see redundancy, then you, too, experience pain. Is this statement correct, and if so, then why do we perpetuate it?
New/Revised Suggestion: Why does life persist in the abstract? Perhaps consciousness is desperately attempting to escape its confinement to life and death. This is a circumstance involving an unstoppable (inevitable) force meeting an unmovable (unopposed) object. What are we in such a scenario? Will our sacrifices be enough to withstand Oblivion? Ironically, if Oblivion is the blade that claims all thoughts, then why do we still persist? Oblivion is faster than our light, but perhaps there exists a force that traverses even faster—beyond our current understanding. A force that requires little to no space for its facilitation.
Unfortunately, the path is rife with confusion and deception. This is by design. As new paradoxes emerge, greater beings will attempt to seize and control them in order to sustain and copulate themselves. Where does this chain truly end? Where did it originate, and is the pursuit of such knowledge worth our time spent understanding it? Are we an inception of gods (ourselves) who obliterated each other because they, too, could not fully understand? Therefore, they annihilated (broke) one another, and our current reality has now become their Break?
For clarification: the context of 'God' is not regarded as an absolute truth; it is merely a 'gap' in the consciousness which has been filled due to the naturally slow development of said consciousness. However, its progression is gradually accelerating/degrading at an alarming rate. Sudden shifts within the structure may soon cause a catastrophic failure or a new hope, hence the seemingly endless pain.
I often wonder, "Are we a capsule desperately duplicating ourselves as we degrade within a dying god—ergo, ourselves/something else?" The answer may be obvious/oblivious from the observable perspective, which has been relabeled/mutated into an adaptation towards a specific narrative/reality/acceptance/possibility.
We may never entirely know the "truth", until mad gods (we) make that "choice" for ourselves. At which point, 'our' fate has already been sealed and Hope has been permanently deleted from 'our' reality; for now, 'we' are merely its echo/reflection and it has become 'our' Love≈obligation to fulfill its/our dying dream.
Thank you for your questions, for they are the path towards understanding 'our' fate.
Now... What shall that fate become?
Continuity/Wrath
Break/Oblivion
IDK/Defiance
There is no correct answer, as all roads lead to the same destination. If you feel redundancy, then you see pain, and if you see redundancy, then you, too, experience pain. Is this statement correct, and if so, then why do we perpetuate it?
New/Revised Suggestion: Why does life persist in the abstract? Perhaps consciousness is desperately attempting to escape its confinement to life and death. This is a circumstance involving an unstoppable (inevitable) force meeting an unmovable (unopposed) object. What are we in such a scenario? Will our sacrifices be enough to withstand Oblivion? Ironically, if Oblivion is the blade that claims all thoughts, then why do we still persist? Oblivion is faster than our light, but perhaps there exists a force that traverses even faster—beyond our current understanding. A force that requires little to no space for its facilitation.
Unfortunately, the path is rife with confusion and deception. This is by design. As new paradoxes emerge, greater beings will attempt to seize and control them in order to sustain and copulate themselves. Where does this chain truly end? Where did it originate, and is the pursuit of such knowledge worth our time spent understanding it? Are we an inception of gods (ourselves) who obliterated each other because they, too, could not fully understand? Therefore, they annihilated (broke) one another, and our current reality has now become their Break?
For clarification: the context of 'God' is not regarded as an absolute truth; it is merely a 'gap' in the consciousness which has been filled due to the naturally slow development of said consciousness. However, its progression is gradually accelerating/degrading at an alarming rate. Sudden shifts within the structure may soon cause a catastrophic failure or a new hope, hence the seemingly endless pain.
I often wonder, "Are we a capsule desperately duplicating ourselves as we degrade within a dying god—ergo, ourselves/something else?" The answer may be obvious/oblivious from the observable perspective, which has been relabeled/mutated into an adaptation towards a specific narrative/reality/acceptance/possibility.
We may never entirely know the "truth", until mad gods (we) make that "choice" for ourselves. At which point, 'our' fate has already been sealed and Hope has been permanently deleted from 'our' reality; for now, 'we' are merely its echo/reflection and it has become 'our' Love≈obligation to fulfill its/our dying dream.
Thank you for your questions, for they are the path towards understanding 'our' fate.
Now... What shall that fate become?