Aphorisms and Maxims- Old writing- Copyright Robert Fullarton 2009
Philosophy-= Copyright Robert Fullarton
Aphorisms and Maxims
From a
firefly at dusk to a butterfly at dawn we happy individuals bequeath the
colours of our individuality. Yes we are one in kin in regards with our
biological framework, but man was made to stray from the pack, to survey the
wilderness the valleys and the mountains for each individual is indeed a
creature of a new creation!
The will to
Love supersedes the will to power, for love is an education in itself and the
work of a great connoisseur, perfectionist and the greatest deep-sea diver of
them all, for he has been to the depths of the greatest love and yet soared
unto the stratosphere.
The
animals, the birds and the great diversity of creatures on our planet, in their
beauty and complexity, must be respected and adored, for they are a challenge
onto man to see the noble power of his actions, the scope of his responsibility
and to see if he can respect the fellow tenants who share the earth, to endure
and survive.
All
prejudice in regards with the caste system shall vaporise eventually for the
complete unity of racial understanding, which will lead unto our utopia.
The moral,
the spiritual and the wizened men are the model microcosm in the growing
macrocosm.
I say unto
an eccentric, “there is method to his madness”.
Oh Eros is
espoused in the clubs like gospel, but agape, storge and philia are hidden in
the caves of the human heart waiting to be fermented, to be brewed in the
brewery of our emotions.
God has
officially been declared null and void in our secularised age. Oh, our atheist
brothers are so well organised these days! Why don’t all theists unite and
organize unto a great intellectual faction, a splinter cell in the age of
rationalism. Such an organisation will be more profoundly crude, more
controversial and shall match the modern media funded, atheist machine of
sensationalism.
In our age,
the media has taken huge authority at the mantle of our society, for its
influence exerts a huge external force, indeed a great tour de force, through
the political spectrum, the fashion world, the glorification of modern day
sports and the sanctification of the celebrity cult deity, but all alas reflect
the great days of disillusionment where all forms of religion, true culture,
art, literature in its many forms and music have been transformed to become
amalgamated into the media’s exerted influence. For the media and the powers
that be, seek to profiteer from everything noble and creative and have
succeeded in transforming the great functions of man unto a circus or business
so to make further profit and exploit those to whom they decide.
Society
only touches the furthest ring of reality from the source. Reality is composed
of rings of consciousness, perception and sensitivity. Society is based on the
external appearances of collective influence, whether true or not, whether fact
or fiction, such an external reality is fulfilled by all men and women in their
true senses, but rarely transcended and only achieved by rare individuals who
have enlarged and encouraged the breath of their consciousness, perception and
sensitivity unto something purely innovative and unnatural. Thus the inner
rings of reality are only touched when one makes a grand act or series of
actions and thoughts which are beyond the normal physical and mental capacity
of man’s outer functions. To ascend unto another consciousness, one must
consider the psychological, theological, ontological and philosophical
questions of his reality amongst others and he must consider and view his
position in the universe.
All great
opposites, in their polarity display the obvious distinction, either sublime or
barbaric in degree.
All such
opposites serve a purpose of subjective meaning unto the objective truth. Thus
if one fulfils one subject in opposition onto another, one projects the true
meaning of that subject in its unique and clearly distinct function. The
purpose of such opposition is to give grandeur from one form or concept against
another, to weigh one’s qualities against another.
Morality is
the divine sieve, which filters every man and woman unto an essence or entity
so to make one purely evil or purely good. Morality is the divine criteria
placed on man and the battle of the selfish instinct and the elevated
conscience of the human being. All matters are thus arbitrary in nature and are
for the sole purpose of distinction to be fulfilled by each and every human
subject. At the end of all ages every man shall become pure essence and the
pure essence and ingredient or nature of their innermost capacity, thus all
appearances of the extroverted kind shall evaporate and morality is the great
and wonderful test, rigid in it’s nature that succeeds in the process. Morality
is the weight of all burdens, troubles and plagues in respect with joy; hope
and comfort, all moments are recorded both in time and space and beyond to
measure the width, length, breadth, strength and honour of the individual in
the face of time and history.
All men
must walk their mountains, tread their stony ground and steer their ship away
from the stormy waters of perdition.
All sprouts
stand in the shade of the wizened oak tree, so all who are in their days of
youth, must respect their elders, for they have cultivated wisdom,
understanding and have weathered the trials and tribulations of our earthly
manifestation.
Romance is
most lively lived often in the rejected men, the great neglected prodigies of
love who inwardly display the emotional and sexual aspects of the human case
for fulfilment, thus they yearn, but never attain, they are dreamers, yes noble
dreamers, but also lovers, who must zealously devote themselves to their
romantic longings, which nevertheless will never be fulfilled. Such men watch
the subjects of their affection from afar and are inept at approaching and
receiving a cruel reality.
All the
Casanovas, like serpents slither unto a woman’s bed half invited, to tempt and
trap, but real, fulfilling romance is emotional, warm blooded, sacrificial,
selfless, tender and much more than flesh and blood.
The Holy
Spirit is the gown covering human conception and the providential pathway,
which takes man higher than mere presumptions of coincidental activity. Thus
when one is running with the spirit, one is running with a profound holy fire
against wind, rain and rock. All circumstances are connected and all struggles
must be approached through the medium of the Holy Spirit, presented unto man.
Man’s
connection
Love is a
semblance of the highest ring of reality, touching human flesh it never
deceives for it is deep, mature, sacrificial and honest
The
complete absence and the presence of morality is found in the humble animals,
from the doves to the wolves, each species has its own genetic instinctive code
to some degree to preserve the species, which one is a member of. For example
it is instinctive for each animal in the normal case to protect one’s young
against another, thus the primal urge to nurture and protect ones own is found
even in the animals. Likewise morality has evolved from the primordial unto the
modern era, it is an instinctive part of man and yet part of a revelatory and
religious code, experience and duty for the preservation of the species but
also an evolved test or elevated code so to reprimand, prohibit and punish
those who seek to transgress the laws and rights of the human species. Thus
morality has expanded from Mosaic Law unto the Gospels of Christ to inspire and
influence modern positive law and the constitutions of each democratic state.
Oh you
Freudians perhaps morality is part of an infantile wish fulfilment, maybe you
instead are part of an infantile wish fulfilment. You’re infantile wish
fulfilment is the wish to rebel against authority and the greatest of such
authorities called God. Maybe with you’re infantile wishes and dreams you
should grow the strong and sensible urges of a man and not a child!
Schools and
prisons, convicts and pupils, have indeed much in common; many share the same
minds and the same destinies. Both are horrid camps for survival, where the
vulnerable are destroyed and the hardy prosper over every teacher, supervisor
and the warder. Survival of the fittest is indeed the common school motto to be
found these days!
Man prefers
the hollow beauty of his making, and loves to sweep reality beneath the
tainted
surface of the doormat. Thus society looks pristine and picturesque, when
really, rotten deep inside; it cannot hide its insidious nature.
Society may
look glamorised, with the makeup of celebrities, but when reality comes home to
roost when another tramp or outcast appears on the scene, then and only then do
the warts and boils appear through the coffee coloured facial tar foundation
that society wears.
All great
sons seek to be the patriarch of the clan
It is all
the fashion these days to be a pessimist, isn’t it? Don’t we all need some
doctor to inject us with the lost happiness of our religious archaic
forefathers?
Who killed
positivism, for it must be unleashed; it must blossom and be unburdened with
the human fear for the unknown. Let us whet our appetites on a three-course
meal of positivism. Let all unbridled emotion be unleashed in our dance of
positivism.
A
contradiction is a great cross-examination of the self.
A dream is
the furthest point of the past and the toughest climb unto the future
Society
only becomes infectious through the media who carry the virus.
I am
climbing up a mountain half blinded by a blizzard, half frozen by the hurricane
and left half dead by my fellow citizens.
The deepest
dreams are the mirrors of mankind.
Why do
nationalists hate their governments, yet they state they love their countries?
I see the
cosmos and I see man, or more correctly men running on their treadmills, day
upon day, hour upon hour, like an image of exhaustion. Some of these are fit,
broad and bare the muscles of an Olympian athlete, while others gasp, sweat and
finally find their knees giving way to the strenuous and cruel nature of the
situation. The former succeeded and the latter bowed out, or more correctly
collapsed from the strictest regime in the cosmos.
All of us
plagiarise in great detail from the great body of the collective
unconsciousness. Thus man reiterates a point once more, from a different voice
at a different time in history.
All our
islands face a turbulent sea; man must find a bridge unto the mainland, unto the
mountains to escape the turbulent seas.
The power
of nature and nurture; all children can embody evil incarnate or represent
saintliness in all its freedom.
Set you’re
mind unto you’re goals and raise you’re mind above all adversaries and
opponents. Never congregate with enemies for it is the leech that bleeds his
host dry, never to take pity on his victim, but expose and destroy. Likewise, a
young man must avoid the poisonous segregated clans of youth and outshine and
outrun the others, in a general practice of a “high” morality and a wisdom that
is too deep for the shallow superficial creatures to even reach. For when one
is wise he sits perpetually on his summit and holds the orb of truth in his
heart hidden away.
Pain is
poisonous and sweet, for we suffer and yet we learn.
Thus the
paradox exists, we are born so we shall die. Those who are cemented in their
establishments believe however that the growth of the human seed is parallel to
the growth of God and the death of one conception does not necessitate the
death of the absolute nor the death of human essence.
Life is
lived out in stages, and every being must make the transition unto the next,
through the corridors, the chambers and pathways and the passages of existence,
from youth unto retirement, from adolescence unto manhood, from birth unto
death, the linear progression of man, is the eternal education of every
subject.
Man
cultivates and gathers understanding, through the senses, through his elite
consciousness and his perception.
The past
matters solely for what we have learnt and loved, but the future is ours, for
the fruition and fulfilment of our greatest dreams. So the hungry wait with
ravenous hunger in great anticipation for the great unveiling of their days,
unto an age of impeccable glory. We all walk through the gates of
consciousness, not knowing anything when we shuffle through the dark, for the
past may leave bad legacies, but the future must be ours, for it is never
ending.
The human
seed eternal; must outshine the rusty, rotten corpse of the institutions.
Human
education is the first and preliminary function of the individual intellect,
however the second education, on the nature of God, one’s identity in
individuality and the truth of creation, holds the highest place in our
existence.
The
extremists have polarised the political and religious spectrum, yet those who
are truly religious shall emerge, not unhinged from the chaos of the madmen but
shall shine in their actions and devotions, to exemplify the truth which one must
transcend.
All rebels
are overthrown by their own rebels, all loyal mules outlast and outlive the
others, thus when one sets a standard one is bound to reap the rewards and one
is trained in patience to overcome the predicaments of the day. Rebels truly
feel the repercussions in every power shift, while loyal men feel the power in
the prominence of their fortunes, when they come to light.
The death
of man is parallel to the death of the universe. When the universe is reborn,
thus shall man be reborn. Everything must be remade and reborn.
Every
action, the deepest sentiments, each inclination, each grudge gravely
harboured, and every love possessed so greatly is accounted for in the seconds
of consciousness, and written and bound in our unique curriculum vitae, which
takes divine accountability and shapes human character, beyond the persona, so
to cultivate human essence in its grand purity.
Let music
be my muse and let me write great and exceeding verses on the nature of life,
the mythology of man and every man, for man is the mythology, the dream, to
progress from one being unto a blazing star, I say leap forward! I say jump
from chains and fettered realities unto heavens insurmountable.
What is the
world but two men, in the eternal gauntlet, with their open wounds, fighting,
vying for control of the restless earth?
The
dialectical struggle is reserved for the philosophers and worldly men; it is
instinctively the power struggle of the megalomaniacs versus the megalomaniacs,
with their subordinates sandwiched in between.
To find
friends one must become a social athlete, to run against his peers and leap the
hurdles at the track that stretches through adolescence. But the great
protagonist to the tale belongs to a good thriller novel where one’s friends
are even more dangerous than one’s enemies.
The painful
sting of man’s pride comes from a woman’s rejection, thus in courtship man
drinks the poison in his golden cup, all seems apparently to be going well in
the gallant dance of vanity until the dizzying effects set in.
Every man
wears his mask but beneath the ugly face is beauty because the mask is ugly,
and forged in man’s pretensions frivolity. The mask is made to suit society.
Passion
never disappoints but raises man unto the reaches of the great immortals.
Human
sexuality is that wondrous yet deadly combustible mix of instinct and
exploration, but greater is the man who is pure iron without a mongrel mix of
instinct and exploration, for the man of iron is made in his exploration and
his exploration transcends and uproots the conformed, above mere distractions
and temptations of instinct to ascend unto the heavens.
A new
prophet has arisen for the earth to bear. He has come to sound the trumpets,
the thunder and whip man back into his place. Each new prophet is appointed
unto his obstinate congregation, who turn their heads in each and every other
direction than the one to which he stands.
Alcohol
belongs to men who seek their muse and escape the labour of life, the great
tragedians, comedians and the wonderers seek it, but it also brings destruction
in great quantity and a sickness as it consumes brain and spirit all at once.
In the
universe abound in limitation and misfortune, one must push and press himself
against the walls of limitation, to overcome the limitations of philosophers,
to expand perception against old perceptions and seek the absolute truth.
Our human
decorum shall only look humane when we make others shine, thus we shall glow
and ever glow like lamps when we make lights appear all around.
It’s
impossible to avoid the sirens, but noble to resist them. Those men who are
deaf unto the song of the sirens are called cursed individuals, for centaurs
and satyrs are seduced, but deaf men, lepers and minotaurs alike are never
wanted, never worthy of the sirens attention. But alas the deaf men, the lepers
and the minotaurs are playing golden harps of victory, for they drink the
nectar of the heavens for although rejected by the sirens invitations they
climb the scaffolds and the ladders unto the starry firmaments. Thus a minotaur
becomes a man and a man becomes an archangel.
All
eccentrics alike possess fifty percent oddness and ingenuity. For flavour is
needed from the common blandness of existence. New ideas possess a spice and
salt that the ordinary and conformed herd cannot contrive.
An
altruistic life is spent in adoration, adoration given, adoration received, it
is indeed the one and only practical lifestyle to live.
Overpopulation
is the deadliest problem of all to the earth, so the animals suffer and man is
ripped apart.
Love is the
greatest gift, second to the gift of life.
A beautiful
woman; her greatest weapon lies in her charm and I admit that I too have over a
number of times thrown my heart upon a platter and my brains into an oven in
the fruitless game called romance.
When the
moon is adorned and painted red, like the colour of man’s pain, the wolf and
the madman alike come out to howl and gallivant about the town. But that
happens quite often, on a Saturday night in the streets of the cities’ enormous
and quite spacious lunatic asylum.
Clutch all
comfort to you’re heart, never let man cleave you in two.
Kafka once
stated, quite prophetically that his generation was indeed worse than all
previous generations, and I can state with unequivocal clarity that his words
have bore down a great and terrifying truth to posterity and our generation
today. Shall I echo the sentiments of the great Habsburgian genius? All
generations live through repetition and face the fatuous decisions of our
predecessors and we are the living paradox, yes man is the living paradox that
exhorts the contradiction. For instance man lambastes morality in general, and
rebels against authority in many forms, whether religious, social or political in
its complex entity, and then man comes back to cross examine himself, both
consciously and subconsciously to realise in totality that man cannot live with
his fellow man, that war cannot be extinguished in the heart of man, that the
antecedent rights of man cannot be substituted in our ever questioning times,
of revaluation. But man has returned once again to his problem and has faced
the firing squad at the signs of our age and such signs are of the diminishing
authorities of both constitutional positive law and the traditional morality of
Greco-Roman tradition and Christian religious Belief. Through constant
revaluation, cross examination, amending legislation and the growing liberal
zeitgeist of our times, the laws of the constitution are changing and faltering
in the face of western jurisprudence and the legal practices which are being
questioned and abused for their over extending leniency which has allowed the
very perpetrators, offenders, aggressors to avoid the very force of the law
which was once created to reprimand and prohibit them. In a sense the practice
of solicitors and barristers which must act in the interests for justice act
solely for the avaricious needs of finance and ambition and so the courts of
law today shall defend the scourge of the earth, not for the principles of
justice but for the finance of their careers. Is it not an age to reflect and
examine our society of inmates fit for their sanatoriums, where democracy has
failed, when it offers leniency for each heinous crime and has become another
system in our modern age, which lives solely for the money! Maybe now is the
time, for an obstinate society (with the writing on the wall) to turn once
again to morality, away from half-baked moral subjectivism and the relativism
of the liberal ethos to return to a mature faith with an emphasis on absolute
objectivism based on the transcendental laws of the divine creator.
Oh the
enlightenment prophets, the men who espoused equality with the poor and
attacked society. Such men were housed comfortably in their mansions, hidden
behind their vast accumulation and notoriety. They attacked the society, which
they were a part of, but could not surrender their life of privilege and
prosperity, so they stood on the sidelines of the times always as spectators to
side with the rich and the poor. They were indeed rich in the spirit of
pharisaic self-righteousness.
The
temptation to boast is like a devil with a feather duster tickling me beneath
my armpits. But the humble man holds dignity and integrity, which are the
greater and grander treasures to possess.
It is
better to be a happy go lucky mad man, than a gloomy all too clever genius.
Art is a
semblance and a mirror of the wonderful creative process, given from the
absolute. Man is the manufacturer, who arose from the earth to tend his flint,
his tools and arrowheads, to hunt for food, to hunt for answers.
Man is the
manufacturer and not the creator of all conceptions, preconceptions and
inventions. For each invention has all ready been created before the dawn of
time, but man stumbled in his humble finitude upon his innovations and
observations and helped to craft some ingenuity out of all his finite
limitations which face him every day.
Oh Macbeth
stole the holy crown of the king of Scotland! But the wicked usurper was
removed again by the blood of the noble king, which had not been vanquished but
was alive and well in the kings son, who came to claim the throne and punish
the disloyal, treacherous actions of Macbeth.
The
apocalypse is the great measure of all things grand, both colossal in stature
and proportion and tiny in form. All creatures are summoned unto their
destinies in the day of days. Thus history’s great synopsis comes to its grand
and elaborate conclusion.
Oh the
Nazi’s were vanquished, so were the Stalinist Butchers, why do moral men and
women fear the words of the Arabian boogeymen!
God is felt
in the senses but gazed upon so coherently in the broken boundaries of our
soul. Our consciousness is the key unto the absolute and our action is indeed
the key to unlock the doors unto the divine.
Sport is
the dance of the external appearances. It begins in the rivalry and
social-minded days of youth and adolescence. The absolute glorification of
sport has helped part and parcel for the demise of the arts. All emphasis in
the arts has disappeared and sport is now commonly espoused. Soccer is indeed
the rich man’s club, which absorbs the zombie like attention of the public.
The media
has become the puppet master who pulls the strings above our heads. One must
break away with popular opinion; one must question the power and control they
exert on our minds.
Music, art
and literature have seemingly reached a cul de sac. Where will society twist
and turn to next.
Oh faithful
women don’t chase down fashion for she is fickle and thus she has no fidelity,
come out of her and show you’re independence.
All social
pariahs, hermits, nerds and all the sexually inadequate men must shake off
their fettered realities and unite against the butch burly bravado of the
social athletes.
This is
indeed the social struggle; forget the struggle of the proletarians against the
bourgeoisies for this is the new suburban struggle, from the schoolyard unto
the office place. This is the real dialectical struggle of all polar opposites.
Never wear
the rags of conformity but wear the silken gowns of your own emancipation,
freedom and independence.
American
culture, with its Hollywood opium for the masses, seems to have dwarfed and
overgrown the lost decaying culture of the Europeans. Europa is the sick woman
of the world.
I see the
Asian Giant treading on Caucasian valleys.
Oh the God
haters of our day come on stage so boldly so to hear someone boo, hiss or cheer
from the eager eyes of the audience. They debate until the cows have put
themselves to sleep, and love a good debate for the television screens, such
theatrical antics are seen to be the embodiment of a hero or a bearded villain.
Some love a God hater to be a typical rebel without a cause. Indeed a rebel
without a cause.
A nihilist
states that he believes in nihilism, but then realises that he doesn’t believe
in anything at all.
The huge
dilated pupils of our youth are voyeuristically engaging on the internet sex
theatre which makes a dollar a minute for every victim, seduced to the great
blasphemy of sex!
Nietzsche,
to give nothing, to belief in nothing so shall you get nothing
Books are
the trees of one’ intuition, they are interwoven in our tastes and all good
books give a great bliss for the avid reader with a golden foliage found in our
cognitive powers.
The
individual man has an ally in his creator, for the voice of the universe is
found in all conscious life, from the human geist unto the absolute.
Hasn’t the
time come for all to realise, without gazing through the clairvoyant’s crystal
ball that man is split in to two communities, those who crave the sustenance
and promotion of their soul and its activities and those who don’t believe they
have one altogether. Rationalism may be convoluted; physics may seem these days
through the media to bear the grave dread of the dead cosmos, one must sustain
one’s existence for the quest and search to find sustenance through meaning and
purpose, through totality in form and destiny and so man must find a god or else
accept the dread of the dead cosmos. This is the single reason to live and
persevere and all morality in effect is non-existent and not practical for the
individual to preach if the single reason to live is null and avoid. Thus life,
ab initio must be lived in the belief that each individual has meaning
so to sustain, to endure and one must not water down his meaning with dogmatic
questioning, otherwise he shall thus question the physical and spiritual
endurance of his whole being.
In theory,
the death of the body is the death of the outward projection of the physical
reality, thus man like a rubber container turned inward in the centre shall be
pressed inwards and thus be inside out. He is now a part of an inner projection
or reality, which is outside of the universe, time and space. Man could be
compare to being a pair of lungs that wearily breathed out and then later
breathed in, this is a timely metaphor of consciousness and existence. The
perfect diagram is a prism that shows the magnitude of such an idea coming from
an inward reality unto a form or host, to be projected outward.
The
greatest elevation, or equilibrium in the human senses comes from our pure
belief in meaning in correlation to the absolute.
Oh the
darkest hour, the greatest test of what man is made of.
The scope
of history, the magnitude of an eon, and the time within all eons, can anyone
contemplate the magnitude of man ad infinitum? Every age preceding
another brings a swift alteration of the status quo. Our days shall be
exemplary to such alterations mentioned, and the status quo shall alter and
remain sealed in blood Ab aeterno.
One must
make a polemical strike at the injustice of the age and its belief in sheer
nonsense, like cholesterol in the veins and arteries of society.
Pride is the
ultimate enemy of truth, peace and unison within a human a mind.
The comedic
traditions come from the human capacity to laugh at all things seemingly
eccentric and extraordinary. All that is appropriately achieved is to be called
“normal” and is seemingly mundane in respect with someone who inappropriately
flounders in his or her own oddness. One finds the chords of laughter playing
profound music when one observes a man of great strange bearing or a situation,
which shows a brilliant case for the common human mishaps of our every day
existence.
A man
becomes part of his obsessions, and likewise his obsessions take possession
over the man completely.
Sleep is the
exercise for the imagination. The great surrealist depicts to perfection the
art of the sub-consciousness and the greatest writers of all time have been
inspired by the kaleidoscopic formations of the human enigmas which is to
burrow deeper unto every man as each day passes. Those who dream extraordinary
dreams can escape for short periods the harshness of their fully conscious
reality.
When one
dreams, one can be what one wants to be. In one’s waking reality one is a
fettered man to his fettered wishes.
There are no
ideas left, who can steal some concept from technology,
in the
mechanised age the artist sits on the sidewalk watching everyone go by, while
waiting an eternity for inspiration to return. Such a man discovers that
technology in the age of mass production, has plagiarised his thoughts before
he can assemble or reassemble his hard pressed and toiled thoughts of
invention.
The outsider
walks on a cold frosty night up to the fringes of a bar to gaze into the
stained glass window. He beholds the sight of a collection of extravagant
beauties in the arms of other men, all in laughter. “Oh the sight of want and
the dream of love, such extravagance could only be given to another”, he said
unto himself with a heavy sigh. Then he caught sight of a bearded man, with
torn regalia approach him “How can man touch the stars! How can he! Only in his
self-deceiving dreams does he pretend, but never can he soar unto the stars.
Likewise a woman is not for you, neither are the stars,” and with that both men
exchanged a final glimpse and part in separate directions.
To all pain
there is the opposite there is comfort and sublime pleasure, to all hellish
realities there are infinite heavens somewhere. To all dread there is God and
there is no alternative. The comfort of the afterlife is the greatest
consolation to all; to remove it one removes every consolation with a domino
effect from the soul of man.
The great
nations have burst their banks; finally, every sediment of each nation has come
to travel west unto a land of towering Ziggurats, with smog filled skies above.
There are no
prophets to be had these days, but profits to be made.
The power of
exploitation is rife in the so-called, neat, trendy and cosy world of western
democracy. All lies can appear to tell some truth, once they all polished up
and dickered up for the public to adore.
The worship
of fame in our iconoclastic age is the new western religion. Who can resist the
rich cult deity of the human demi-Gods? Only those with true meaning, real role
models and absolute sense can resist the tangling tentacles of this modern
sensationalist, commercialised methadone for the people. Unto the absolute one
sees the measure of history, the time of times and the age in relation to the
individual. Each individual must look unto each individual’s own life and not
the fantasy of Hollywood.
Real existence
is sweated out each day in factories, where the common man, truly lives his
reality. Us humans are not catwalk, queens nor football “gods”, real men live
lives in an upward struggle with moments of love, loss, sorrow, happiness and
hope.
“Hear is the
miracle”, one must say unto another “we exist, is that not enough?”
The world is
a business and every marksman has his price for every human head that lives.
All sales themselves are a profit in disguise! The new worship in conducted
with the
I walked the
streets of hell and realised how strikingly similar they are in resemblance to
the streets of our own inner city.
“The truth
is always rejected by the majority, because it is harsh and burdensome,
critical and objective, why not tell a comforting lie to make the mass believe,
no matter what and try make a profit while you’re at it, even if it’s at the
expense of the deceived”, that is what they say these days.
The reality
talent shows are the greatest mockery to the public and a powerful openly dispensed
drug to the public who purchase randomly and quite cheaply the new profit
making scheme, that heaps up new “Gods” for man to worship! “Great invention,”
One rich man
says to another!
He who
transforms himself in the midst of enemies around him, shall shine in his own
right, like a man leaping over his own very grave at the end of time.
My enemies
surround me, so I shall fight until death and after death, my spirit shall be
remembered so to fight the sprits of my enemies, which will endure long after
me.
Always be
prepared for you’re disappointments, for they are the common denominator in the
thread of every man’s existence. The rarity of happiness for the “real men” is
the unveiling of the myth of happiness.
Charity is
the salvation dealer dying of exhaustion working restlessly while tending the
queues of patients who are being born unto the hour.
The words of
others are deaf unto my ears when they are slanderous to the truth; likewise the words of the papers are
a horrible defamation unto each individual. All true humans must feign deaf and
ignore the slanderous lies of the media we should live to oppose generalised
opinions, by the monotonous cliques of our media.
The American
film industry is flaking, beneath its beautified black hole.
All men and
women want something for themselves from everything they partake in, whether
great or grand in proportion. Those who emerged from the rubble from the ashes
of imperial Europe, from the days of war, and the days of responsibility were a
generation of love, but not as we knew it. They were a generation for a love of
another kind, a love that loved pleasure who loved themselves and another and
thus were sucking the bones of the previous generations dry. The last remaining
soles of the old way and order still walk, but I have shivers running through
my soul, at the strike of midnight, right in my bed, thinking and pondering on
the future of these cannibals who suck responsibility dry and bring the new
Frankenstein of love unto the world. The people of the old order comfort their
predecessors in their cots but do not know what comes for the future of the
world. The earth was not taken but given unto mankind at the dawn of time.
A few words
run through my mind at random, but when I write with my conviction to shout
then the hurricane possesses me in full flight, like the fist of God it
empowers and strikes like lightning, and makes the ground tremble, it shatters
idols, and raises truth and whole truth. It never surrenders to the sea no
matter how high its curtain comes.
The
materialistic high tide has come, for nihilism walks with his hollow light, his
deathly silence through the streets where the children sleep all too
innocently.
Make sense
of existence, chase immortality, morality down, see the depth and well of
wisdom, look onto antiquity, learn from its mistake, but when one cannot behold
God, behold the great visage of nature, blink you’re eyes before the sunset and
see the miracle of every vestige of the moment. Return to life and come away
from death!
Spirit of
God, Fire of man, both shall mingle and emerge at the “Day of Days”.
Each
particle is a bridge unto another, and the bridge is bridge unto a great
prodigious land, but the land is just a nation amongst an entire continent of
nations. Every continent itself is a great proportion of the grand design. Man
is a bridge unto another each bodily
member is part of the overall compendium of our sensual abilities and the soul
is the master of the state and the absolute is the absolute over my state.
“All powers
that be tremble”, before the sickness of the earth and the intertwined destiny
of human kind within the wicker of the cosmos grand thread.
Human
invincibility comes in the faith of the individual, faith in his abilities to
stand and shine with the absolute through every eon.
Moral
subjectivism shall be banished, and the solid doctrine of objectivism shall
emerge. Laws shall bind, men shall shine and God shall rule with man by his
side. So I preach utopia unto every individual. Search out the eternity stolen
and overruled by the Victorians and find you’re cosmos within a cosmos. All
have their own great blue heaven, I have mine and you have your own, but if you
cannot see the stratosphere, in its glory than its limits are all but deceiving
to the shortsighted man himself.
Paradise is
indeed not lost, but ready to be retaken, for the first time ever in all
histories, collectively speaking.
Every life
lived is seen and lived through different eyes.
Consciousness
is the breath and breadth of humankind.
Technology
itself is in its consumption a great projection of an ulterior or artificial
virtual reality and a man made art of alien reality in the midst of the
ubiquitous all conscious and living reality we are part of.
Creation has
not ended but endures forever, for new souls; new oxygen is put into the lungs
of new living bodies that are being born every minute of the hour.
Art is in
demise within the world’s curriculum. Art is a mirror of the natural realities
around us, the creative process and the emotions of the human being. Art is not
within technology, for technology is alien to nature itself but a man made
product for the roots of power and profit.
All the
academies and schools of man, the institutions, the oligarchies of power and
the functions of society whether for the furtherance of pleasure or power are
all part of the human hologram of power, and an outward external reality to
its’ eternal opposite which incorporates human experience, compassion, love,
loss and the triumph of the of human life over the adversity of the public
life. Man in his emotions and his primal feelings, thoughts and senses are
privatised to the individual.
What one
academy rejects, to the forlorn and disdain of the reject, can be
revolutionised and glorified in the private life of the individual. The
individual could be the greatest man of the decade, but the public has no time
for one’s inner capabilities, which are fulfilled and glorified in secret, but
only for the external appearance and image of the man himself.
A holy
concordat between man and God is wholly in existence, but the witness off the
street is never to see what the eye inside beholds.
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