Purpose, purpose, purpose, I have been considering this again
today. The problem is not that I have none, but what I imagine it to be, is perhaps
just a little beyond reality. I have always been certain that I and everyone
else is capable of doing anything and everything, even flying, walking through
walls and so on. It is not even a belief; it is a certainty within me. I am not
sure why so many do not see this. Perhaps they do, but do not say. Walking
through walls, flying through the sky and other stuff that we would probably classify,
as super-human traits are not super-human at all, but abilities that we have
lost with our acceptances of the limitations of the laws of the playground we
call this reality. My guess is that, these laws will be changing soon enough. Nonetheless,
I state this, not because my purpose is to defy the current laws of gravity or
walk through walls, but because I am certain there are no limitations to our
reality that we do not adhere unto ourselves. Thus, when I look at the purpose
I am able to live, I do not see any limitations, which begs the question,
should not my purpose be the best that I am able to be, that which is best for
all? Of course, it should.
Actually, it just occurs to me that I figured out my issue
with purpose, just this morning and probably long before that. Purpose is like
the present; it only exist here. My problem has been that, I have been looking
at purpose as a projection of the future and the changes that I care personally
to see. However, what I have not been considering, beyond my uncertainty of “what
the hell is my responsibility,” is that, the past as well as the future do not
exist and they never will but within and as moments of here given to memories
of the past and the projections of the future. Herein, I and everyone else are
only responsible for doing the best that each one is able to do in each moment,
which brings me again to my quest, what is the best that I am able to do right
now? Am I on some level, holding back my awareness of my abilities so as not to
have to face self-responsibility?
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