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Lifting of the Veil
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Life is Death
There is an interesting variant model of the observer effect. It’s called the quantum zeno effect. The quantum zeno effect runs along the lines of “an observed particle never decays.” Which, if taken back to today’s subject of apocalypse, means that we often don’t experience renewal because we continue to intend the existence of the…
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Ultimate Apocalypse
Are you familiar with the Marquis Desade? On the surface, his philosophical insights were valid were they not? He basically believed that you didn’t see someone’s true character until you witnessed them in hardship or suffering. The reason being that unless they were put under this stress, they would instead bury themselves in any of…
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Tapestry of Causes
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Intention Is Always There
Does the world look like we intended it to? Perhaps describing my own apocalypse… Seen from a strictly autobiographical view, my life has not really ever gone as I intended it to. I have had one failure after another, and my list of substantial accomplishments is from my point of view non-existent. The more I…
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Be There from Here
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Be It Now
If you want to achieve anything great, stop asking permission. If you want to achieve something great, be something great. Be it now, because every intention around you is formed in the same context as is yours. You are riding a wave of intentions that culminated from a million drops of rain and converged into a…
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Achieve You
Category: Apocalypse
Apocalypse, or lifting of the veil, is always possible. We have a heavy emotional investment in our own beliefs. Apocalypse happens when those beliefs develop cracks and this revelation often never surfaces on a conscious level. What allows renewal, or the rebirth of the phoenix, is the realization that life is death, and when you hold to specific events you lose the opportunity to engage in what is going on behind all of these seemingly real and solid events.
We float in a universe of everythingness. The apple is a donkey, is a shrub, is maggots, is gas floating in the air. This is why things seem to change no matter what we do. It’s necessary. It’s the essence of life.
“It’s the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine.” REM
“I sat in the dark and thought: There’s no big apocalypse. Just an endless procession of little ones.” Neil Gaiman, Signal to Noise