People help prescribe things that they think are good for others according to their perception. How to project competence, how to persuade others of one's worth. The conversation goes in the realm of mechanical "how to attempt to convince someone of my capabilities?"
While people try to help and to do good for others- there is nothing wrong in that.
But the clarity is- The fact remained that it's still all lies. A discriminating mind uses the kindergarten logic that if any of the goal pursuing that one did in the past years As taught- if it worked- it should have worked. Why do humans run in the same loop?
A child’s logic exposed the fraud: what resolves does not demand endless repetition. These were not paths to truth but chains, binding to a cycle of effort without end.
Again, not that there is anything wrong about it.
But it is a distraction from the core of the matter.
The support and how to are tools, like a manual for installing software. But to create the software? No manual exists.
Experience demands seeing, not obeying.
Hope is such a futile measure of future regrets. One doesn't get anything from it- as one is not here to get applause or for being good.
One is here to face reality, to witness how they move through time as a function of clarity.
In true relationships-with friends, lovers, children- do we strategize our worth?
Or do we simply exist, whole and unscripted?
The world peddles prescriptions because it is conditioned to be blind to the silence of truth.
Because truth is not a game to win. It is not a formula to follow. It is the raw seeing of the chains we forge- the loops of proving, achieving, convincing- and the courage to step out of them.
I wonder- a lot. So, I write my wonder here. What to expect? The chaos and curiosity that my being brings. As living a human life is not bound by definitions in the macros- the posts here will be spontaneous and identity-less! I like to give and create art. So if you buy an act of creating I will use it for things that I am passionate to give for. Obviously, a little support on my art will make me feel visible.
"Change. Change. Change. Change … change. Change. Chaaange. When you say words a lot they don't mean anything. Or maybe they don't mean anything anyway, and we just think they do."
