The mass of thoughts that goes through ones mind in any given day is 1 in an infinite.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but if the mind is cluttered by an infinite number of thoughts will the beauty be shuffled aside like countless other thoughts a person might have? If so does this render an object ugly? Or would that, as well be the product of an already forgotten thought process.
If an objects worth is garnered by its beauty does this make it worthless and in turn purposeless? If an object does gather the appropriate attention, will it be valued more if one person finds it more beautiful then another? What if a person believes the beauty that they are looking upon is priceless? Is this why there are paintings that I personally may find ugly are sold for millions of dollars, yet something I find extraordinary has no value at all? Who are we as people to judge and own beauty if it is something that never is and always was but could never be but always is but could never have been?
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Hate: Emotional Terrorism to Some, Inspiration to Others
Hate is a never ending experience in someone’s life. From the smallest ridicule to the most truamatizing of mental anguish. Hate is evident and always will be throughout the course of someone’s life. It can build friendships or tear them apart. Make a man or break him. Hate is what you will it to be. You can mold it into a fiery passion that gives you the motivation to succeed in what you wish. Or it can rip your mind apart piece by piece until all that remains is a tiny insecure fragment that enables people to manipulate you.
Hate is a part of life. Don’t live someone else’s life. Use hate as an advantage so as to ensure success and happiness will follow in its hollow footsteps to bring light to the darkness that once was.
Hate is a part of life. Don’t live someone else’s life. Use hate as an advantage so as to ensure success and happiness will follow in its hollow footsteps to bring light to the darkness that once was.
The Miracle Of Life
Many refer to the birth of a newborn child as; the miracle of life. But when that miracle is turned to ruin because it wasn’t so much a miracle as it was an accident. What becomes of the situation? Does it become denounced and portrayed as a non-event?
The ‘Big Boom’ theory was also referred to as the miracle of life. But what if it to was just another accident.
Does what we have now and the rest of space then become a mockery of what a true miracle is? If so the creation of ‘miracles’ is also a non-event.
Which leads to another profound question. ‘What is?’
The ‘Big Boom’ theory was also referred to as the miracle of life. But what if it to was just another accident.
Does what we have now and the rest of space then become a mockery of what a true miracle is? If so the creation of ‘miracles’ is also a non-event.
Which leads to another profound question. ‘What is?’
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