Normal day on planet Earth. |
Weaknesses people are afraid of weakness. To bad ALL HUMANS, PERIOD, ARE FUCKING WEAK. If we fall down, from standing, slightly wrong: we die. If we get out of the bathtub slighly wrong, we die. If we eat tiny, imperceptible amounts of certain things we can't even taste, we die.
WE DIE. All of us, no matter how fucking much you think you "bring the ruckus" or go "beast mode" or some similar such stupid rhetoric - you're dead bitch.
Funny though that we think we can "do well" in our lives. To which I would ask: do well to whom? Hmm? Who is going remember you: no one. Enough time will pass and your puny existence will be totally purged from all record and memory. Further to that: no one will give a fuck about how you lived your life except vampires (mormons will try to baptize you into their church after you die!) and you. Anyone who really tries to tell you how life is or what it is to have lived is a fucking vampire - plain and simple.
Of course one can't say who is or is not a vampire categorically. In your life it could be any or none. It depends on you: can you even see them? More importantly, are you one? If you are you'll likely need to know why as people don't normally consciously choose predate the lifeforce of other living humans.
So why is there a disconnect between: a) what people are actually doing, and b) what they "think" they're doing?
In any one given persona* a humans mind can be likened to playhouse, not a whorehouse playhouse but the kind that people went to before live actors were phased out of legitimacy. There is a large backstage area, filled with all the mechanism and lighting required for stage effects as well as dressing rooms, props, sets, costumes and of course: a massive cast of unseen gaffers and make up artists, etc. This is where all the "work" happens.
Next: the distillation product of all the "work". The stage. The stage is where an otherwise meaningless series of events occur (obviously I'm not a theatre fan ;) and are observed by a passive audience of theatre goers who make their own story for the events they are witnessing. I would imagine this particular play to be pretty much like Cirque de Soleil: too crazy to make any sense of so you have to sub in your own plot or otherwise be doomed to trance-like total confusion.
Most people are trained to observe their minds like the theatre goers observe the 'crazy crap that might fly in France but is totally lost here' (show): passively. There are two totally separate arenas to use besides 'audience goers': 'actors' (or stage performers or whatever they are... 'players') and 'backstage crew'. Between which there are many roles one may assume or otherwise actively direct. Interestingly if we observe the archetype of the audience ('audience' is the act of hearing, listening < passivity, expectance)
In case you're skimming: the schism between reality and our storyline reality exists because the individual refuses to participate in the direction of his own drama (life), instead choosing to believe a fictional veil of meaning applied over the basically random functioning of his unharnessed "higher"(potential) mind.
This gets much more interesting, this tripartite mind concept applies to the hemispheric theory of the brain. The "right brain" which most of us can safely think of as being the subconscious mind (creative, synesthetic, virtually limitless calculatory power (due to a non-anatomical program glitch)) and the "left brain" which we could call the conscious mind (used for going to Tim Horton's, watching TV and making up stories for "why?"). Physically speaking: the right and left hemispheres of the brain are anatomically separate from each other except for a relatively small "bridge" between them, the corpus callosum.
Still think the Egyptian "gods" were believed to be extrinsic forces? Hieroglyphs have been translated through the lens of our own modern stupidity and prejudice. |
In an artfully euphemistic fashion one may consider the left brain to be filled with the audience watching the stage (stage=corpus
Your self. |
I can't give a simple solution. I will however say that the ability to recognize your weakness is the first step to becoming a stronger, more flexible and real human being. Many of you will try to destroy the weakness (out of fear, or something you use to disguise fear from yourself): you can't. Your hatred or fear of being weak will become your weakness, oh the cruel, cruel irony. Acceptance and non-judgement are the first step. Most of you are too weak to be able to recognize your true weaknesses and concurrently your strengths - you have an interesting road ahead that you'll have to walk in tiny baby-sized steps. I do not envy your plight, but it is yours - own it.
Being aware of your true self in true reality will make the vampires visible. Once that happens all you have to do is stop feeding them with your energy and they'll fuck off to vampirize someone else. Also you'll start to see how you are/were a vampire yourself and you'll be able to decide what you're actually doing because you will have ceased to live unconsciously and in fear of your weakness. We all die, no one remembers, no one cares - and that means you are free.