Sunday, July 20, 2008

Who's more insane, you or me?

Am I suppose to value life? Do we? The planet Earth, the environment that supports all our lives, is all our home. The question is, if life is valuable, shouldn’t my actions demonstrate that all life is valuable? Shouldn’t I be helping everyone I can however I can whenever I can? Cooperating, caring, and sharing? Shouldn’t that be the law? Why have I been conditioned to only act when there is something to gain? If anyone dies unnaturally, it is because we allowed it or made it so. The effect is an environment where 50 percent of the planet lives in extreme poverty. If countless millions die each year it is our fault, we have allowed the unnatural laws of our lands to destroy and devalue life instead of doing everything in our power to do the exact opposite.

To try and act sane in an insane world is nuts. To a person like me, who refuses to accept the brainwashing of time and current popular opinion, I feel trapped, and forced to do things I would not normally do; my law-abiding behavior is morally corrupt. I can see through to the truth and because of that all of my actions are hypocritical and cause a great conflict in my heart. So the reality that I see when my eyes are open is the illusion; it contains no truth, wisdom, or sense. The reality and existence I now live is within myself, the only safe, sane, and timeless place in the world. Is that insane?