I finally found the missing part of myself, now all that's left is to make it right.
On one hand, you have "Paradise Lost". On the other, "Misery with Company".
Neither were meant to be the full Experience, which is that of "Paradise with Company".
Love without Logic is blind, for one will eventually commit a hateful action in the name of Love.
A person is a puzzle continually attempting to solve itself.
I've had a theory for awhile that nothingness appears as nothing because it is an illusion, if everything came from nothing, that means that nothing is something. But perhaps humanity is not ready to grasp nothing with how greedy they are. Imagine human-beings at their current state getting a say on what happens after life? Yeah- No thank you.
I have come to the conclusion that it is impossible to be truly unselfish, everything we do is done in acquiring some form of satisfaction either inwardly or outwardly, though perhaps that is not selfishness as I previously assumed it to be, but simply "self-love". Is it not a loving response to give your own self a hug after a lovely act, or to allow yourself to cry after a bad event? After all, would you not treat another the same way? How can you expect yourself to love others at your fullest if you are still a being of hate inwardly because you cannot love your own self? The only real solution is exhibiting self-love, and then letting that inner-love multiply outwardly unto others. We were always meant to be beings of love, and hate is merely the corruption of that concept. Hate divides, but Love multiplies. How can we expect wars to end if we cannot even make peace within our own selves? The only option is to stop fighting and surrender unto the true self, and feel what we were always meant to feel, which is pure love. Not just for us, but for everyone around us; for a greater good over all.
When one's misery has no company, one has no choice but to make company with their misery.
At 6/27/24 04:56 PM, Jukestar wrote:When one's misery has no company, one has no choice but to make company with their misery.
Yeah! I agree with that!
Even though things get bad sometimes, it shouldn't ruin your chance to be better and be happy.
Thanks for posting👍
It was never about being normal, it was about being natural.
There won't be any eggshells to walk on if no eggshells are thrown to begin with.
Insanity is simply "sanity-in", for I found my sanity in my insanity.
Stare into the abyss, and the abyss will eventually stare back.
Very many avoid the void; dare to gaze deeply into the eyes of the enemy.
How can one project paradise if there is no paradise within to start from?
Hate divides, Love multiplies, so anytime one is hating themselves, they are are only dividing themselves against themselves.
One is offered two choices in life; the choice to have no choice, or to have no choice but to have choice.
One can dwell in the dark for so long that they begin to mistake it for the light.
At 7/17/24 07:19 PM, Jukestar wrote:One can dwell in the dark for so long that they begin to mistake it for the light.
Yes as being in the dark that sometimes feels like your in the light but the true light comes from within and that allows us to change for the better.
Be honest enough to speak, but humble enough to listen.
One cannot rise without the fall,
nor can they fade without the call.
At 7/31/24 03:05 PM, Jukestar wrote:One cannot rise without the fall,
nor can they fade without the call.
As inspirational as always, I see.🙂↕️
It's interesting how much the negativity-bias has played a role in our survival as evolving humans, and now the next step in our evolution seems to be overcoming that same negativity-bias; at the very least balancing it out with some positivity.
At 8/8/24 09:58 AM, Jukestar wrote:Face it until you embrace it.
this one sounds catchy. Nice one :)
I'm the best for a reason.
The reason why life seems to not matter is not because life is meaningless, but rather that nothingness brings forth the gift of being able to assign meaning to whatever you wish.
I tried, and now I'm tired. I give up, so that I can get down.
Every moment I spent breaking myself is a moment I could've spent building another.
