Princess Valiant
A.K.A. Rainy Day Auto
With Christmas being so close to new years...I have been thinking about a lot the last few years and I cant help but come to some conclusions.
First main conclusion is that conventional human thought is very feeble and very much a waste of time.
what does it mean to "own" something.......well these items we "own" are made of many of the same materials that our own bodies are made of.
So if that is so then why as humans do we have the audacity to think that we are so separated from any other item in the world when in fact we Co- exist with the items that we think we own. if we truly owned these items then why do we die and the item stays as it is for hundreds of years before and after us and on the flip side some items will die and we will exist before and after its time.......it may be a bold statement to say that we don't "own" anything, we co-exist with everything. and we deceive ourselves into thinking we are superior in the world from any other piece of carbon on the planet.
Likewise, we do have a degree of power to induce change. when things "die" or change form then it is change and promotes an illusion of age....when we divorce ourselves from our own superiority of the world then its easy to see why it is wrong of us to induce an unnatural change to the world ....that is why it is wrong to kill a person. Even if a state did not exist to punish a murderer, the murder would become an outcast to society because we instinctively don't like the one who brings a drastic change because instinctively we know its not our place in the world ....we are not as superior as we think.
so if change gives us an illusion of age then its safe to assume that time don't exist which brings me to new years.........where does time go? don't feel pressured to answer that ...its a rhetorical question.
well my first thought is this: if a middle aged man bought my 68 Dart new most likely he is either dead or so old that he would have no use for the car now.
second thought: when a car is crushed, is it completely gone or only gone as the form of a car.
First theoretical answer: time don't exist....its all about change. Things change all around us including our own bodies so just like the car is changed as we knew it but still very much exists, then why wouldn't it be assumed that people are the same way. Just like when people are re-united with long lost childhood friends and all they have to do is look in each others eyes to see through this very changed person to see that it is the same person they knew as a child........same way we often don't look at the soul of the earth to see that it is the same earth but its face has changed ....has nothing to do with age or time ...has everything to do with change, after all time don't exist except in the man-made number system we created to index memories, but if an old photo don't have a date stamped on it ....it can still be known which era it came from, so a number that is a so-called date stamp is highly inaccurate and un-necessary.
Divorcing yourself from the conventional thought and taking the thought that time and death don't exist, unlocks the magic of a life long childhood.....but even in childhood comes a responsibility to not induce an un-natural change for others around you, which is vital to a successful life. Taking the theoretical thought that time don't exist relieves a lot pressure that we have created for ourselves and makes it easier to face life with a positive outlook and no fear of age because it don't exist....this world is for us to share with each other and co-exist with the magic of the world before its changed again as it will do.
I can say I love the material things around me that are in place for my amusement because I don't "own" them ...I co-exist without the artificial pressure of time with things around me that are intended to make me happy.
if it all makes sense to you :-D
First main conclusion is that conventional human thought is very feeble and very much a waste of time.
what does it mean to "own" something.......well these items we "own" are made of many of the same materials that our own bodies are made of.
So if that is so then why as humans do we have the audacity to think that we are so separated from any other item in the world when in fact we Co- exist with the items that we think we own. if we truly owned these items then why do we die and the item stays as it is for hundreds of years before and after us and on the flip side some items will die and we will exist before and after its time.......it may be a bold statement to say that we don't "own" anything, we co-exist with everything. and we deceive ourselves into thinking we are superior in the world from any other piece of carbon on the planet.
Likewise, we do have a degree of power to induce change. when things "die" or change form then it is change and promotes an illusion of age....when we divorce ourselves from our own superiority of the world then its easy to see why it is wrong of us to induce an unnatural change to the world ....that is why it is wrong to kill a person. Even if a state did not exist to punish a murderer, the murder would become an outcast to society because we instinctively don't like the one who brings a drastic change because instinctively we know its not our place in the world ....we are not as superior as we think.
so if change gives us an illusion of age then its safe to assume that time don't exist which brings me to new years.........where does time go? don't feel pressured to answer that ...its a rhetorical question.
well my first thought is this: if a middle aged man bought my 68 Dart new most likely he is either dead or so old that he would have no use for the car now.
second thought: when a car is crushed, is it completely gone or only gone as the form of a car.
First theoretical answer: time don't exist....its all about change. Things change all around us including our own bodies so just like the car is changed as we knew it but still very much exists, then why wouldn't it be assumed that people are the same way. Just like when people are re-united with long lost childhood friends and all they have to do is look in each others eyes to see through this very changed person to see that it is the same person they knew as a child........same way we often don't look at the soul of the earth to see that it is the same earth but its face has changed ....has nothing to do with age or time ...has everything to do with change, after all time don't exist except in the man-made number system we created to index memories, but if an old photo don't have a date stamped on it ....it can still be known which era it came from, so a number that is a so-called date stamp is highly inaccurate and un-necessary.
Divorcing yourself from the conventional thought and taking the thought that time and death don't exist, unlocks the magic of a life long childhood.....but even in childhood comes a responsibility to not induce an un-natural change for others around you, which is vital to a successful life. Taking the theoretical thought that time don't exist relieves a lot pressure that we have created for ourselves and makes it easier to face life with a positive outlook and no fear of age because it don't exist....this world is for us to share with each other and co-exist with the magic of the world before its changed again as it will do.
I can say I love the material things around me that are in place for my amusement because I don't "own" them ...I co-exist without the artificial pressure of time with things around me that are intended to make me happy.
if it all makes sense to you :-D
