Snake of Eden
“Ye shall be as gods..🍎 🐍”
- Jun 22, 2021
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The world outside of us including our own bodies is in a perfect state of equilibrium. Why cant the world inside of us be the same way despite all our best efforts to make it so. Why???
We know we want that and all our lives revolve around getting there by making the oustside world in the image of our inner world, yet we just can never truly get and stay there and something always feels missing even in the best of scenarios so we keep on the chase. We may get a taste of it every now and then, but it eludes us yet again and we are back to square one and then we just keep on looking & trying until we expire. We take this process for granted as we see it as this is just how we are and we never question its relationship with its symbolic counterpart which is the outside world of the perfect equilibrium. And the greatest irony of all is that we know really well that we can't really get to stay there but we choose to ignore the obvious because our instincts are too strong to let go so we keep on holding onto what seem to be a delusion from the onlooker. Once we give up or accept that we can't get there then we automatically shift to self-destructive mode and would like to die.
I'd like to hear your own thoughts or objections about this predicament
(Sorry I keep reediting this because I am really tired and everything is jumbled in my head atm but i hope my meaning is clear to the reader)
We know we want that and all our lives revolve around getting there by making the oustside world in the image of our inner world, yet we just can never truly get and stay there and something always feels missing even in the best of scenarios so we keep on the chase. We may get a taste of it every now and then, but it eludes us yet again and we are back to square one and then we just keep on looking & trying until we expire. We take this process for granted as we see it as this is just how we are and we never question its relationship with its symbolic counterpart which is the outside world of the perfect equilibrium. And the greatest irony of all is that we know really well that we can't really get to stay there but we choose to ignore the obvious because our instincts are too strong to let go so we keep on holding onto what seem to be a delusion from the onlooker. Once we give up or accept that we can't get there then we automatically shift to self-destructive mode and would like to die.
I'd like to hear your own thoughts or objections about this predicament
(Sorry I keep reediting this because I am really tired and everything is jumbled in my head atm but i hope my meaning is clear to the reader)
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