They Think… So, Let Them Think

I think this quandry was raised in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. Trying to describe cerebral classical thought versus romantic temperal thought I’m uncertain whether that will pay us any dividends in the long run on the dehumanized society as it presents itself because the culture is completely devoid of it. There’s many problems I have with diamonds, less their idioms, moreso what countries do to obtain them. One thing that seems to present itself too is how numb everone has become. I don’t agree that “feeling” is a problem: I interpret that many sectors of our post-post-information-age feeling isn’t anywhere enough, much of this system would have us ignore feeling and thought. That plays into layers of trauma over time that have been conspiratorially manipulated over time on purpose. Quality and Value, again, are judgement statements relative to a person’s experience of their own reality, which means it’s hard to determine a standard of… Hmm, feelings and thoughts should never be standardized, that just seems evil and sinister, everyone has their own needs and wants they are entitled to. You have to have that quality and value applied to whatever you’re observing; true that such greed and accumulation lead to many many problems. So, then, in loss going back to the book we have to find what’s the motivation, individually for ourselves to sustain our own lives, and each person will have different responses; money really doesn’t seem to be the thing to invest in because on our level and in an era of massive wealth inequality there’s simply not enough of it to go around. So, then, circumspect companionship; a big question I have is intent, magick intent really, what is the goal? What does one wish to achieve, and how can it be done in a way that doesn’t destroy someone else or ourselves, and if we have a hard time coming up with an answer, maybe personal happiness is found just loving our individual selves, unselfishly and without attachment. However, I am happy, I found my person, and started a new life after a horrible person tried to wreck it, but it’s not easy–it takes a lot of work and trust, that was low in quantity to begin with.

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