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Hello friends, welcome to The Deranged World. This domain is primarily a personal introspection of thoughts, feelings and activities. Some of them are funny, some slightly emotional, some exceedingly intellectual, and others completely nonsensical in nature. But nevertheless, they all reflect a truthful element of myself then. In addition, you may check out the Project RN series located at 'Interchange'. Do leave a comment as an when you wish, I'll be more than glad to reply them.

22 June 2009

Reflections

When Adam bit into the apple, he traded metaphysical wisdom for epistemological knowledge.

Hasn't it not? For millenia, men had always used reason over men. Wars were said to be barbaric when men fought over territory and survival, but were always justified as long as there was adequate reasons to support their proposition. Blind reason has led men to a delusion that truth is on their side just as long as they know it's ways, and from their warped and corrupted flow of logic they gained the pride to unleash their innate perverseness. Pride has prevented men from looking beyond their selfish thinking to a concept of union and ontological complimentation.

Love is the ultimate example of ontological union, men has always seeked true love to no avail.

Love was meant to unite the subjectivity of men to an objective collaborative knowledge. Yet men's inherient selfishness has divided this united truth to a matter of mere opinions, with each faction refusing to see light of the other's ideals. Criticism arises aplenty without guidance, punishment without rehabilitation, conflicts without compromise, analysis without conclusions.

Stop wasting time grovelling by your reasons. Stop clinging onto inconclusive subjectivity. Stop judging the world by your standards and justify yourself by saying that 'the world is really stupid'. Such a reason dosen't justify you, it actually makes you no different than an ignorant snob, another selfish persona, and no better than the rest of humanity you criticized.

Live by your ethics, and not by the law. Staying out of trouble alone dosent warrent you goodness and grace, but by living graciously you have definitely stayed out of trouble. Be beyond the parameters of instinctive sensory ontology your primal cousins could never circumvent, now go beyond the current standards of logic and reason to justify our primal instincts. There is so much more to go, so much farther to consider, so much greater to achieve; just as long as we can think beyond ourselves, and we certainly are more than capable of that.

Yet retain your individuality, your uniqueness, your identity- for collaboration is required for success, and collaboration requires the union of a multitude of distinct elements. Individuality was nature's way of diversity, and diversity was to ensure survival of a species. While the essence of individuality, like sex, goes to a benefit beyond ourselves and our control, savour and relish your indivuduality as much as possible- yet bear in mind its true aims while doing so.

Improve, men. You have gained so much epistemological knowledge and reason through education, its time for you to let loose your childish ways and utilize it properly for the benefit and improvement (or the evolution to the better, as nature has done before you) of yourselves. That has always been the true aims of education, have you lost sight of it to say its impossible to regain again?

Do you stop halfway down the path of wealthy success to tell yourself you can't earn any more anymore? Indeed, have you no courage or conviction beyond your advancements in knowledge and wisdom to move beyond your partial achievements to complete what you have done?

"I was a child, my speech, feelings, and thinking were all those of a child. Now that I am a man I have no more use for childish ways. What we see now is like a dim image in a mirror; then we shall see face to face. What I know now is only partial; then it will be complete-"

Let go, men so weak and poor, and let live.

Lets go then, my brothers, and let us live.

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