– It’s colder than you think –

It would be nice to think that each of us is different; each with differing views, differing opinions and perhaps the uniqueness of us is perfectly that. This is the explicit lie; if we all were different none of us would even be alive. At birth the bunch of neurons that later create the useful mental functions and the delusion of ourselves start to form. At this point there is very little to determine whether we like fish or hate the stuff, there is little to decide whatsoever. We only know we are alive since we are told we are, once we remove the idea of alive or dead, none of us are either. Removing pain, love or hate removes the ability of feeling those things. It was not until the flash of light that happens to some of us, some of the time, that things started to exist. Neither the world nor anything held within it was there until it was created in the mass understanding that started to be created, once the first thing created the second followed, nothing was there until it was slowly fashioned imperfectly and shared. Heat is not created by fire; it started its own survival because it understood the remuneration of being beneficial, then it carried on only because it then created an alternative to itself. Once it created itself and it created the cold, it started to live and has been living all this time. If it never created itself, then we would not need heat or the cold, because we simply would never understand the difference or desire the need for being something different. If all our dreams were to turn out true, then why would anyone create heaven and if heaven was never created then would we have ever understood what being dead is?More importantly, do you know what alive is? I have never felt it, so how can something people can’t feel and is more or less untouchable be real. No one has ever been anything else than alive, it’s easy to say being alive is not being dead. That is just not a good enough answer to anything. Would we be led to believe the only way to understanding what being set on fire feels like, is to immerse in ice. Wait… let’s see. If heat created itself first to only then have to create cold, would death have been created before life, life only being understood as it provides death with the benefit of what it is like to be dead. Most people don’t know what life feels like, until they almost die. Only when understanding what dead is, can you understand what life is. It should be always our aim to almost die every day, only avoiding its completion.