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The Long View

I've been around1. Capturing moments in time is something aberrant and therefore right up my alley. In the w-i-d-e-r view there is a stepping back from the edge of perception. This is the why I do not involve myself with particulars. The play must unfold as it is meant to.

It's true, I do not interfere2.

Time is such a funny thing and using the perspective from which one is ingrained is not exactly the most optimum. Freedom requires a freedom from. Once rooted, we become that which we desire.

It really is amazing the depth and breath of that which all this 'happens' within.

For most a contraction occurs so that the perspective has room in which to grow. The story becomes about coming from here to there. Personally, I have never purchased that ticket.

This website creates an exploration or perhaps more correctly, an invitation, to see something much, much different from the accepted reality one has cloaked themselves within. I see the long view and so remain indifferent to the present3.

There is no way out. There is no escaping what one wishes to leave behind. It's all relevant and becomes embedded within. It's not about creating but about becoming.

The future is already here.

Crushing The Apparent

Hope is a hinge pin with which we swing one way or another. It's all the same anyway but who are we to argue with conviction4.

Talk is never ending as all the emotions come to the fore in full expectation of a release which promises the emptiness of such. Buying into that is pretty much a given. I feel for you.

Finding a commonality seems empowering but in reality it is quite divisive, in a way. The point of having free will is to be the embodiment of such5.

There is nothing new under the sun or in any imagined realm or universe. So the question becomes asked, so what is the point of life?

The point of the expression of 'life' is life itself. Both are true. It's all new while at the same time being foreknowledge. It just depends upon how far back to origin one wishes to go. Once there it becomes quite obvious6.

  1. Please remember that I do say that time does not exist. ↩

  2. Unless called to do so which does happen from time to time, no pun intended. ↩

  3. This is not quite what I am trying to say here. I am neither indifferent nor have embraced the so-called 'present'. There are no differences nor are there differences. While the orchestra plays the audience becomes spell bound. ↩

  4. Tongue in check here. ↩

  5. Get it? ↩

  6. That is the whole point. ↩

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