s$ $$ .d""b. .d""b. HOE E'ZINE #1037 [-- $$""b. $$ $$ $$ $$ -- ------------------------------------------- --] $$ $$ $$ $$ $$ss$$ "Trip Talk" $$ $$ $$ $$ $$ by, Unrelated $$ $$ $$ $$ $$ $$ 3/16/00 [-- $$ $$ $$ $$ $$ $$ -- ------------------------------------------- --] $$ $$ "TssT" "TssT" What are my passions? Where do they reside? What kind of piece of shit am I? I wish I was able to verbalize my thoughts. These concepts and conclusions of the mind. I am. You may or may not be. That matters not. Everything that I do or that which is done tome or to you (who may or may not exist) does not matter. I look for the "end" or "goal" in life. (I hate this pen.) When in reality (forbid I use such a word) the "end"/"goal" does not exist/The whole is of everything. The individual makes up only nothing. In being, life as perceived through my senses tell me that I am. That is all that should be important. The fact that I am. I'm lost. There is so much that I want. Material things, physical pleasures, deprivations, mental and emotional. I hate you. I LOVE! Love: Willingness to give up everything for the connection. The line of communication of sharing experiences both good and bad without worry of desertion, or contentment. I am not important. In the process, neither are you. It is the process itself that is important. Why is it that people are always in reference to each other? Rather being in reference to what all people owe; existence? Thought, above all else, thought! That is what separates a great person or "genius" from the rest. Hubris is the striving goal of anti-christianity; who better to support this than Nietzsche. As Hubris is the best way to describe Nietzsche altogether. The path of the warrior, or "free spirit" is the only way to greatness. What does one gain in greatness that makes greatness so very great great? Absolutely nothing. It's knowing I am, I mean nothing, I have a responsibility to the whole of humanity. What's mine is mine, equality is for those who envy "me" and what "I" have. (these "" are in reference in training to thought). What does one sacrifice in greatness, oh but that answer, the truth, is more disturbing than you would think. Friends; in greatness one can not have friends. [-------------------------------------------------------------------------] [ (c) HOE E'ZINE -- http://www.hoe.nu #1037, BY UNRELATED - 3/16/00 ]