COMPLEXIFICATION
Logical coherence does not necessitate accuracy which does not guarantee truthfulness which is not what life is all about. The truth is an overrated synonym for complexification. This is the art of molding that which cannot be understood into lingual metaphors, shrouding it in mythical ambiguity effectively replying to a question that requires no answers.
Faith is not the name given to blind intuition. It is the acceptance of realities on face value by one’s own free will. It is the cornerstone of every creed. Many men today claim to have faith. The pagans of yore had faith, the followers of scriptures claim faith, the fans of Elvis Presley claim faith but all these faiths can hardly been held at the same level. Objects have followers because men are unable to separate their desire for answers and their ignorance in relation to that object from their metaphysical plane. The true faith has followers because its followers know that however much they try they will not be able to personalize the centerpiece of their faith. All the ambiguities and unexplained phenomena are resolved using as a base rule a very simple concept, omnipotence.
Water that does not flow can never be pure. A faith that remains stagnant falls prey to the most constant of all things in this universe, change. Time passes on all. Time brings with it different situations. One religion cannot possibly deal with all the situations that will arise from its creation till the end of eternity. A religion has to deal with all situations if it is to be of any use for what is the purpose of a religion but to quell the voice inside. Religion explains the most fundamental principles. These principles are then used to create more imaginable constructs that help explain the world around us and within us. A religion has to flow through time enveloping all new situations and assimilating them into its own framework yet remains true to its original self. Hence the religion itself is not the set of rules that were dictated but the essence that was conveyed. This is for those who understand.
There seems to be many explanations presenting themselves. One cannot but stand in awe at all the possibilities that are inherent. The answers to all questions without exception seem to dissolve into more questions. An unending stream of words which is the collective human knowledge seems to be expanding since the creation of the first man. There is nothing to hold it back. My greatest fear is that there is nothing at the back of this façade, that we are juxtaposed between two alternating fields that keeps us in balance yet never allows us to reach a shore from where we may glance upon something of true value. It is as if we are all in a circle with no beginning and no end. Our mission then is not to traverse the circle but to see a circle instead of a line.
Complexification needs to be eradicated as it leads to the greatest kinds of mistakes that are committed unknowingly by pious saints who are afraid to accept what they know to be true. It affords them the false security of faith including all the bells and whistles of the correct answer which is why it is so difficult to segregate. I do not champion a cause.
Faith is not the name given to blind intuition. It is the acceptance of realities on face value by one’s own free will. It is the cornerstone of every creed. Many men today claim to have faith. The pagans of yore had faith, the followers of scriptures claim faith, the fans of Elvis Presley claim faith but all these faiths can hardly been held at the same level. Objects have followers because men are unable to separate their desire for answers and their ignorance in relation to that object from their metaphysical plane. The true faith has followers because its followers know that however much they try they will not be able to personalize the centerpiece of their faith. All the ambiguities and unexplained phenomena are resolved using as a base rule a very simple concept, omnipotence.
Water that does not flow can never be pure. A faith that remains stagnant falls prey to the most constant of all things in this universe, change. Time passes on all. Time brings with it different situations. One religion cannot possibly deal with all the situations that will arise from its creation till the end of eternity. A religion has to deal with all situations if it is to be of any use for what is the purpose of a religion but to quell the voice inside. Religion explains the most fundamental principles. These principles are then used to create more imaginable constructs that help explain the world around us and within us. A religion has to flow through time enveloping all new situations and assimilating them into its own framework yet remains true to its original self. Hence the religion itself is not the set of rules that were dictated but the essence that was conveyed. This is for those who understand.
There seems to be many explanations presenting themselves. One cannot but stand in awe at all the possibilities that are inherent. The answers to all questions without exception seem to dissolve into more questions. An unending stream of words which is the collective human knowledge seems to be expanding since the creation of the first man. There is nothing to hold it back. My greatest fear is that there is nothing at the back of this façade, that we are juxtaposed between two alternating fields that keeps us in balance yet never allows us to reach a shore from where we may glance upon something of true value. It is as if we are all in a circle with no beginning and no end. Our mission then is not to traverse the circle but to see a circle instead of a line.
Complexification needs to be eradicated as it leads to the greatest kinds of mistakes that are committed unknowingly by pious saints who are afraid to accept what they know to be true. It affords them the false security of faith including all the bells and whistles of the correct answer which is why it is so difficult to segregate. I do not champion a cause.
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