The road ahead...


The everlasting peace one can attain by oneself leans towards the notion that one needs no one. Yet in our day and age we strive to lean on others for comfort and support. Our whole society has been found to be leaning, and I do emphasize this word, on each other. The cosmopolitan rat, or if you wish to be less crude, the average man and woman, does find their daily doings and goings to be dependent on others in the mere act of survival. Yet no one succeeds to notice that this is mere exploitation. I heard a bird saying in the voice of the queen that her slaves are all of us. What a shame that even a queen leans on others for support. Hence declaring that she is no more than a rat that lives and strives to appease the inner lack of respect for herself especially. Why does she not exclude herself then from those she sees with contempt?

I must just refuse their "hospitality".

This essentially explains their very nature onto all of us. They hate everyone and everything that does not enslave themselves for them. That does not please them. That does not forgive them. That does not work for them. Instead of them it's us. Capitalism has perhaps not brought this about man. Maybe this is human nature, or some older, perhaps more scientific way to explain the term of progress. Yet no one believes that progress in its singular state helps us all in our own way. As in, the path to enlightenment, which I know nothing of, is personal, and not because of the aid or detriment of others. Simply put the road of life, has a beginning, and an end. The middle part, well that's the part of reality. The one gift from life itself. The answer of existence. Of all things possible.

Can one be free in slavery?

Perhaps I am not being clear onto this matter. We live and breathe the middle part, which is life and reality and existence. The rest is not up to us. So as the saying goes, life is a constant journey and not a destination. So next time someone says what do you do for a living, say, I'm answering you what I've done in the past and will do in the future after I have spoken to you. It's simple. Yet we fail to realize what it is that are us. Instead we have become something. Which is not what I have in mind at this moment in my life. Mostly one must be in the present, one must not strive for something other than oneself. If one is to aid another then do so if one is able. If one is not, pause and consider yourself first. We sacrifice much, yet we don't allow others to be free as we deem ourselves to be and become. We are the breed of human that does not work and does not deliver onto the promises that we keep. We neglect even ourselves for we have to neglect only others. By consuming the lives of others, we consume ourselves.

So next time, you see someone and they ask you for something, put yourself in their shoes, and answer, why can't you do it? If it\s literally impossible for them to do so, help them, if you can do better, ignore them. As in, we have the answers to our prayers, but never shall we want to be someone else. For they stink and they suffer. And we don't. Or so we think.

This is a slight digression. But to be clear, we are fucking lazy. We are fucking useless. We don't do what we have to do. We live in an igloo, and want ourselves to be happy while the rest of them which we don't like must suffer and fall. They, the actual members of society, are ignored, and forced to become something for others to live without the problem of neglect. Is this fair? I don't think so.




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