Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Perceptions


What is it that makes us like people? Is it their common interests that attract us towards them? Or is the karma that they symbolize which makes us want to interact with them? What if this karma is a falsifying attempt of such individuals to achieve what they want to achieve, get what they want to get, make us do what they want us to do? Or is it just the human mind which makes us feel closer to such individuals at a certain level so much so that the karmic energies just seem to synergize and provide us with an experience which depicts the most common of human emotions – acceptance.

The human mind is a puzzle. Every nook and corner of it is embedded with demons which prevent us from exploring the mind to a point beyond the realm of certainty. To further aggravate the complications, the human mind is exposed to external demons as well. These demons are not only a manifest of human emotions but they are also projections of the human mind – the external human mind. The projections are nothing but the inner demons of other human minds which come alive and exhort a force of sometimes uncontrollable nature which influences the subjected human mind to such a degree that the inner demons are dominated and educated to do something which they are never really trained to do. The result is a self-learning demon which propels the karmic energy to bend itself around the people with whom a synergy is possible. This results in a distortion in the karmic energy of not only the subjected human mind but also the mind which, now allegedly, the subjected mind was apparently attracted to. This ultimate realization gives rise to an understanding which in common knowledge is labeled as perception.

A perception is a very figurative being. It can make or break the human mind. The most intriguing part about perception is that it is indeed a parasite. This is the true trainer of the demons roaming inside the human mind. It has great amplification capabilities – able to infect thousands (if not) millions of human minds. Perceptions are tools which human emotions turn to when they aren’t able to understand the demons reaction to the karmic energy which it experiences during an interaction. However, this is just detour which the demon allows the human emotions to take in a bid to distort and prevent the synergy which otherwise would have resulted in the triumphant destruction of the demon. So, ultimately, it is all about survival.

If we pan out, we realize that perception, really, is sometimes the creation of one repulsion of karmic energy. When the human mind encounters a karmic energy which it truly dislikes, the resultant acrimony fuels the demons in that mind to repulse the idea of getting itself entangled with that karmic energy. However, it doesn’t stop there. This repulsion is nothing but a mutated form of karmic energy which tries to dominate and educate the demons hidden in the subjected human mind so as to twist its own inner demons into thinking that the friendly karmic energy is actually a repulsive one resulting in perception spreading like a disease through multiple human minds.

This brings us to the very basic question – what can be done about these demons? Can they be ever controlled? Can the virus of perception have any cure? Weirdly, the answer comes from within – as I mentioned that the human mind is a puzzle, so along with these demons are small karmic energy points spread all across the mind, prompting you at every step of the way. The sad part is that the demons grow so loud that you cant really make them out. The best way to combat the perception problem is to hear the very karmic energy which is trying to reach out to you and the like minded human with a view to have a synergy which can, in the end, provide the human mind with the level of acceptance that it always craves. Resultant synergy also has the capability of changing the minuses to pulse, changing the wrongs to rights, it has the power of enslaving the demons which would allow the disease of perception from spreading – think about it!

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Expectations


Human nature. What is it that makes human nature different? Is it the sense of instinct which drives each and every human being? Is it the competition that we are constantly exposed to in our day to day life? After all, we are, at the end of the day, just descendants of beasts – a species which constantly within themselves try to establish an alpha male. I cant help but wonder whether years and years of evolution failed to eradicate the 1 very basic quality which, essentially, is the constant driving force of an individual to strive for the best – the quality of competition.


It can be argued that competition always brings out the best in people. Is this really true? One thing that history has taught is never to be naïve. Historical events tell the tale of people who took competition so seriously that they did anything, absolutely anything, to maintain their competitive advantage.  This is but the sad part of human nature. They say that humans have the most evolved spirits – yet time and time again, we have proven to our overlords that this spirit is tainted and that the constant evolution minus direction dilutes the spirits to such an extent that it bends the minds of people who start doing the most unexpected things in the most unorthodox manner. The weirdest part to all this is that they remain impervious to the most obvious quality which humans uniquely possess – perspective.


The most common reaction to this argument is denial. What one human sees as an act of unworthiness is perceived by others as an act to just make ends meet. So, who is to draw the line of expectations? Who is to say and dictate what is the expectation in terms of the action performed by the humans as they go about their day to day chores? These lines are drawn by a group of humans in society who summation of perspectives comes out to be zero. However, the real question beckons here is if the summation is actually zero? Is it possible that you get the precisely right amount of ying and yangs, pluses and minuses to balance out a human equation? Isnt the existence of an anomaly the most obvious truth which ensures that the society and in extension the universe balances itself out? Then you sit and wonder who or rather what brings about such anomaly? Is it a human quality? Is it just plain simple quantity of human beings? Or is it a perspective of the 3rd dimension? Further comes a thought that if there is indeed an anomaly, who in turn sets the expectations for the scope of this anomaly?


If for a moment, we consider that the summation of perspectives is indeed zero, then the outcome of these perspectives should ideally be a line by line setting of expectation. If an expectation is set in such a unique way, then all humans would respond to competition in the same exact manner. This would mean that only true talent can allow for one human to triumph over the other in pure competition.  This would mean that all talent is supplemented by something which humans again have inherited from their beasty ancestors – survival instinct. But isn’t it natural for any life form to do whatever it takes to survive? This would mean that in order to survive, humans would unearth talents which aren’t the best ones always thereby leading to a state where a human tries to dictate its position as an alpha male in forcible circumstances.


This makes me think if really in order to set the expectation, we try to use the excuse of an anomaly to balance the perspectives out. So, ultimately isn’t the anomaly nothing but the degree to which humans can go to survive in a competitive world? And isn’t the root of the immergence of this anomaly attributed to the presence of the need to have expectations in a bid to have order to the way humans compete in this world? So, is it wrong to say that we have evolved from our ancestors or are we just a highly intellectual descendants of them who undertake the same tactics to be the alpha male but only in a civilized/humanized manner?