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Utterly oblivious to the kenspeckle.


It is generally believed that normal humans should sleep for a minimum of 8 hours. In all honesty, it seems like a preponderance of humans are usually asleep every 24 hours they obtain. Hence, the government effortlessly deceives the general public while the masses believe that they are in possession of total power. 

What a calamity.

It seems the world comprises people who live to sleep but fear death. Why fear death if you live your life to the fullest?

A preponderance of individuals are devoted to their respective religions, others are devoted to their churches more than their spiritual beliefs. However, the part that utterly baffles nor flabbergasts me is the fact that they usually relax, even fall asleep and pay less attention to what’s being said during the sermon but would have their eyes wide open, shivering and praying earnestly when they find themselves being passengers in a vehicle that is being controlled by a reckless driver. 

Why is that so?

It is kenspeckle that humans aren’t as conscious as they claim to be. It seems like we’re a bunch of blind individuals, who have been lulled with the false idea of consciousness. We have no control over our minds, in fact we always involuntarily offer others the power that we should keep for ourselves. Yup! Involuntarily, because the life of being mentally enslaved has obtained a hold in our subconscious minds. We are controlled by every puny human and every puny matter that exists, yet we constantly claim our dubious freedom. If we’re not being controlled by other mortal humans’ perception, then it’s our detrimental thoughts and emotions; if we’re not being controlled by our generally accepted mystical beliefs, popularly known as religion, then it’s the unscrupulous government that we trust with our lives. 

Everything is in front of us, yet we are still severely oblivious to what our sole focus should be. We have dreams that we need to achieve, we know what we need to do to ensure that those dreams nor goals manifest but we eschew execution. 

Why waste the effort in thinking about what you won’t even invest 1% of your effort in executing it?

Why?

We invest most of our efforts in attaining frivolities in order to fit in the puzzle of mediocrity where the general population often resides. We have become so afraid of standing out from the masses, simply to eschew being misunderstood, judged, lambasted nor abhorred. In all honesty, that is utter insanity because we all see how no one speaks ill of the deceased on their funeral. No matter how much people hate you nor dislike you, but their behaviour alters as soon as they learn that you have become a cadaver. This should feasibly elucidate the fact that it is enormously incumbent upon us to live our lives in accordance with our values, as long as they do not possess the potential to detriment others. Whoever decides to hate should be offered a full opportunity to waste their time in that frivolous activity. 

In life, knowledge alone is not sufficient…understanding is where the true power of knowledge resides. Let us invest our time in seeking understanding, in lieu of hating nor disliking what we lack understanding of.

The world needs love; an utterly conspicuous fact. However, ego plays a chief role in making us oblivious to that fact.


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