Naivete
It causes us to search for answers.
To examine inward as well as outward. This journey toward enlightenment should never end; no matter what situation, where we are, who we are with, what state of mind we are residing. The journey doesn't need to stop when we've stumbled upon things we like and want to hold on to, even if we think those things may get in the way of our learning. It's up to us to keep our quest for truths going.
How long will this journey take? Are we strong enough to make it through?
To examine inward as well as outward. This journey toward enlightenment should never end; no matter what situation, where we are, who we are with, what state of mind we are residing. The journey doesn't need to stop when we've stumbled upon things we like and want to hold on to, even if we think those things may get in the way of our learning. It's up to us to keep our quest for truths going.
How long will this journey take? Are we strong enough to make it through?
posted by Hand on the Stove at 2:19 PM
1 Comments:
i think we have to. to die and return to your complete self and have all of your knowledge from all of your simultaneous lives. to look forward and backward and assess what you need to grow. if "infinity rests within simultaneous action in a way that i cannot presently understand", i need to understand.
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