Life is fun.
Life is good.
Life is great.
Humans say these usually as a
response to a question, comment, or situation.
What they say, actually does not matter.
It is the manner in which they say it.
And it is as vapid and depthless as
the question, comment, or situation that
triggers this utterance.
For none of those is the Truth.
Life is neither fun, good, or great.
Sure, fun exists. Good or great exists.
Even to this day, I experience moments that
resonate with the memory of my own utterances of those words.
But to combine such labels with the Truth that is Life?
That is asininity putting the asinine to shame.
A few moments ago,
as my eyes glanced over my laptop screen
which at the moment was displaying twitter.com,
they glimpsed something.
A woman in her fifties, with a toned, almost chiseled physique
made the headlines for having donated billions of dollars to charity.
The smile she wore was too exaggerated to be authentic.
The striations of her arms muscles were too unnatural
to have just naturally appeared. They were worked for.
Her body-fat was too low to match her exuberance.
All her three traits,
her smile, her muscle-tone, and her body-fat
were clearly worked for. The timing of her
donations and her artificial physical peaking,
could not be just coincidence.
No, nothing is "wrong" with this.
Everyone is free to live life the way they wish.
I am not complaining or doing anything of that sort.
Then again, who am I defending against? My work
will be the last thing to ever draw the
attention of the mainstream.
But if you happen to still not conect the dots,
the point I am making is this ...
If a woman in her fifties with clear-as-day
hard-worked-on superficial looks is being celebrated
for her donations to charity,
while no one knowing or caring about the
actual humans covered under that "charity",
what does it reveal about the society around you?
What does it reveal about things that are truly
being celebrated and hauled about her?
What does it reveal about her own
internal state that she is escaping
by relying on this external celebration?
The questions answer themselves, do they not?
Even the marginally sincere person will
be able to deduce them.
The person who craves the worship of his ego
is the same person who lives his life
catering to it...
...up until his 50s, 60s, 70s...
...his entire life!
And the numbers above are proof that life is long.
Destiny exists.
For anyone and everyone.
Life is set one way or the other.
The superficial human will live craving the superficial highs
The pure human will live a life of purity.
And before you take this as a hint to "become pure",
I will save you the trouble.
Purity finds you, not the other way around.
It finds you when you find the Life inside you.
For Life is neither good or great or fun.
Life is purer than any usages of
purity will come close to.
Life is PURE.
Thank you.