i can sit here and think i'm extra special because i write about things the larger part of our race hasn't come to grips with. but when i turn away from this computer i'm forced to face what really matters: the way i pet my dog, how i brush my teeth. there is no purpose above living this life, simply and contentedly, striving always to acknowledge and respect my innate commonality with all those i share this existence with. whether we fear, hate, misunderstand, envy or ridicule eachother, we're all so very intimate. we are truly all part of the same family; a handful of beings floating around on this little blue ball. we're all we've got. deep down we all know that and love eachother.
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suffering & liberation
what comes from resisting our nature is the inescapable suffering that results when something that is what it is, resists what it is.
what comes from ceasing to resist our nature is the absolute freedom that's revealed when something that is what it is, knows and loves what it is.
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