We
more readily expound upon Good and Evil when we know nothing about them as consequences. Our personal bondage
depends upon this preclusion. It is in fact the foundation of an authoritative
structure to maintain an unexamined assumption that moral judgments themselves are removed from human mechanics. How
much Evil in the world will simply vanish when we finally
understand the conditions which make up our assumptions of “Good”?
Reality is shallow; Truth is deep. The errors and deceptions that we stand upon must be dug through, and thus the illusion. In the end, there will be no more truths; only reality.
How the world really works … It is an experience of depth to respect the shallow. All genuine elucidation feels rewarded by this inverse relation of the experience to the reality, of our increased potential by the simplification of what had heretofore existed beyond our comprehension.
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Reality is shallow; Truth is deep. The errors and deceptions that we stand upon must be dug through, and thus the illusion. In the end, there will be no more truths; only reality.
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How the world really works … It is an experience of depth to respect the shallow. All genuine elucidation feels rewarded by this inverse relation of the experience to the reality, of our increased potential by the simplification of what had heretofore existed beyond our comprehension.
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We ignore pre-cognitive mechanics. “Positive thinking” is
too often how we think we can push a consequence somewhere by calling it a “cause.” The entire demand for accuracy is precluded
by an insistence on positive grammar.