review your lives
im officially on my own.
i feel very content, but at the same time i feel empty. i think my emptyness comes from lack of love and a lack of answers. i want to fix this, but i cant get any answers. i need to find my way, my calling, and what i truely beleive in. how long will this take?
relevance to my life; thats all i care about. am i happy? or do i feel happy? the only happiness, the only fullfillment, the only total living i will experience is rite here rite now. im not going to heaven, im not going to hell. i replace god with truth. im going to die and then who the fuck knows. ill become a dam black hole for all i know. im in the proccess of contructing my life philosophy. im going to examine and correct my thoughts. i’m going to sift out any unpure thoughts in my mind and learn about shit. im going to read books and im going to gain knowledge and then i will practice my principles. equalibrium in the mind, knowledgable conscience, the love to learn, a total mind revolution.
my current aim is to find out what my reality is. we each have our own idea of reality. through discussion and reading i hope to assertain the knowledge i need to find my place and figure out why im here and what i should really be doing.
when we are children, the things we are afraid of now were nailed into our brains as children. for example. the church pounds it in your head that if you sin your going to hell, if your good you’ll go to heaven. brainwashed youth… its just not rite. the media controls your head from birth. television, movies, all that shit got to you. it got to me. i wish there was a way i could go back and change things. i wish things were more simple.
i just aquired nine new books.
1) IMAGES OF SURVIVAL by robert lloyd
2) THE IMMORTALITY FACTOR by osborn sgerberg
3) FAMILY HAPPINESS by leo tolstoy
4) DOCTOR ZHIVAGO by boris pasternak
5) HUMAN FACTUAL KNOWLEDGE by baruch brody
6) WAR AND PEACE by leo tolstoy
7) THE NATURE OF REALITY by richard morris
8) THE DENIAL OF DEATH by ernest becker
9) CALL OF THE WILD by jack london