One Two Many Thoughts

"There's no eye in e-ndividual" It is funny how often we lie to ourselves, and not so much about the little things like “I’m so in love with so and so” or “my purpose in this life is…”   It’s often the biggest thing of all…”I’m sane!” I guess what’s really funny is the willingness, the ease with which we do it. Mucu is feeling sane with a hundred others. What are the odds that we get to truly understand the difference between what is worth considering and what isn’t? Speaking of odds, I detested math in my tune up years and the fact that there was always something more interesting to think about and or do, did little to help. What was the probability Ms. Itah would be my teacher instead of Mr. Mugerwa? ½, like that coin thing? Maybe there’s some random variable I’m missing…SMEA…Chei! As usual I keep doing the most to myself. "Aye man listen," my daemon said, “you work brilliantly under pressure. Get it done five minutes to deadline.” Chei! Sometimes, just ...

Knowledge of evil guarantees evil's existence . To pretend it doesn't exist simply births in our minds, as a natural response to this undesired force, its malevolent companions(Pain being a somewhat perfect example). In a "perfect world", assuming a perfect God(based entirely on our biases) would suffice. All the while ignoring the fact that we need to realize our own imperfect(impaired) judgment has led us to this detrimental resolve. Perhaps this is why the knowledge of good and evil was considered the key to our downfall. Our inability to choose freedom(living with the fact that is evil's existence), over slavery (submitting to the fact of evil's existence), would render us incapable of "reasonable function". This inability is brought to question once you assume a perfect God creating you in his very likeness. This needn't be the case however, for we were naive(a concept only the maker would be aware of at the point of our conception; ...

 “I come from the internet and I can type!” A think piece is by definition, an article presenting personal opinions, analyses or discussions instead of merely laying bare facts. Social media platforms have made it easier for individuals to share ideas and opinions on any given topic. While this advancement should allow free thinking to flourish, it can be argued that the exact opposite has occurred. The eternal principle that is action and reaction not so subtly dictates the inevitability of a polarized culture with even the slightest differences in opinion causing greater differences at the tail ends of any given distribution. Echo chambers and radicalism are a manifestation of this. In such instances, every ‘writer’ is only interested in exploiting their personal brand of verbal glitter, always signaling (Insert drawn out speech about egregores here). Unto every individual, an idea. While the vast majority will readily agree with the ‘truth’ in that statement, an eve...

"A seed of social salvation sprouting in such good soil can henceforth not perish." According to occult lore, Agartha is a  kingdom located in the earth's core. Recent clairaudient material has revealed that it is so much more. A land that embraces all races and species(including the mythical). To illustrate this, i'd ask you to imagine perfect beauty, a land in which everyone collectively  strives toward the highest good, a concept presented in biblical literature as Eden.  This place is not religious in any way for to speak of religion and theocracy is to speak of ignorance and tyranny. Eden for the vast majority represented(and still does) one's highest aspiration. As an archetypal tale, i'd say it succeeded in this endeavor. However, the inconsistency in the overarching narrative and/or my inability to comprehend that which stays hidden in plain sight makes the next 'best' idea laughable. It is easy to be dismissive and so I thought to mys...

Mucu bae bringing light to his dogs, every tuesday. "I have long hesitated before writing these pages, torn between emotions of anxiety, humility, and the complete annihilation of myself." Marquis Alexandre Saint-Yves d'Alveydre