Monday, April 13
Cerchio
This goes to the very select people. The persons I like being with. They know who they are. This also goes to those who I've clashed opinions with and most of the time, they're the same people.
Sometimes I'd choose to think that people come in at the most appropriate time. It's nice to think that every little thing has its purpose. I know I only give meaning to these otherwise meaningless things. But this is all a matter of personal conviction. Whether or not this is true won't matter. What matters is what believing these things does for you.
There's this thing about living. Living is more than a privilege. Though we are compelled to exist without ever asking for it and without ever finding for an excuse, an immeasurable power comes along with it. It makes me hypothesize that there's an immutable weaving force in all there is. I don't know what kind of force that is. But I'm pretty sure it's strong. And attractive.
There's this thing about us. People have an innate and infinite desire for redemption. For instance, believing in something out there is a justification. The enduring notion that goodness triumphs over evil is the manifestation of our desire for a happy ending in every story.
But as I was telling you, I just shape up things in my head according to my perspective. For all you know this is all one big joke. But that's the whole point. If I were given the license to give meaning to everything I see, I hear, I feel and touch then I will use this advantage for a better cause. This maybe a matter of logic but this is more a matter of making our own truth tables. We hold on to our own set of codes and ideology and that's a valid argument.
We choose and formulate our own set of truths because they fit us ever so perfectly and it does good in our part. When it comes to faith, one has to cut out all existing laws and principles.
It's like a singularity where laws of physics do not hold. One doesn't have to think at all. One just has to believe. As for me, I am holding on to my own philosophy because doing so gives me a sense of purpose.
I'm a dreamer and so are you, admit it. It's rational to hope and to believe, anyway. If there really is nothing to hope for and to believe in then we would have been fashioned to be the exact opposite of what and who we are.
But that's okay if you don't agree with what three-fourths of this column says. Comment all you want. Believe it your way and I believe it mine.
I would not go down to endless battle of wits to let you see what I see for I know too well that you don't see things the way I do. Basically it's all a matter of choice. Choose what to believe in, choose what to live for. But we all have to arrive at the same thing just as we started with that same thing.
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To the people--kinda weird cause life seems too kind. Thanks, I'll grow up someday.
Sometimes I'd choose to think that people come in at the most appropriate time. It's nice to think that every little thing has its purpose. I know I only give meaning to these otherwise meaningless things. But this is all a matter of personal conviction. Whether or not this is true won't matter. What matters is what believing these things does for you.
There's this thing about living. Living is more than a privilege. Though we are compelled to exist without ever asking for it and without ever finding for an excuse, an immeasurable power comes along with it. It makes me hypothesize that there's an immutable weaving force in all there is. I don't know what kind of force that is. But I'm pretty sure it's strong. And attractive.
There's this thing about us. People have an innate and infinite desire for redemption. For instance, believing in something out there is a justification. The enduring notion that goodness triumphs over evil is the manifestation of our desire for a happy ending in every story.
But as I was telling you, I just shape up things in my head according to my perspective. For all you know this is all one big joke. But that's the whole point. If I were given the license to give meaning to everything I see, I hear, I feel and touch then I will use this advantage for a better cause. This maybe a matter of logic but this is more a matter of making our own truth tables. We hold on to our own set of codes and ideology and that's a valid argument.
We choose and formulate our own set of truths because they fit us ever so perfectly and it does good in our part. When it comes to faith, one has to cut out all existing laws and principles.
It's like a singularity where laws of physics do not hold. One doesn't have to think at all. One just has to believe. As for me, I am holding on to my own philosophy because doing so gives me a sense of purpose.
I'm a dreamer and so are you, admit it. It's rational to hope and to believe, anyway. If there really is nothing to hope for and to believe in then we would have been fashioned to be the exact opposite of what and who we are.
But that's okay if you don't agree with what three-fourths of this column says. Comment all you want. Believe it your way and I believe it mine.
I would not go down to endless battle of wits to let you see what I see for I know too well that you don't see things the way I do. Basically it's all a matter of choice. Choose what to believe in, choose what to live for. But we all have to arrive at the same thing just as we started with that same thing.
.
.
.
.
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To the people--kinda weird cause life seems too kind. Thanks, I'll grow up someday.
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