So honestly, this is… strange. I’ve started writing more of my thoughts down onto paper as oppose to typing them down on here, but I’ll see if I can’t cross the bridge by copying down something I wrote Tuesday (the 8th) and looking back to see if the theme of my writing snipets is seamless.
I’m realizing what it means to be sensual. I always thought that the word simply meant the sensation caused by sexuality, but I think that it’s the other way around now.
On the way home from Starbucks with my dad, I was listening to Chopin and trying to figure out how anything at all is relevant. It was raining in short bursts loudly onto the windshield, and I thought to myself, “Self, what if a hurricane so sudden as to give no warning just burst onto the Southern Coast and decimated the United States? Hell, what if some disaster just destoryed the entire population of people, of all animals even?”
I guess I might be looking for some hope or optimism in my intrinsic existentialist views. Everything just seems so futile, because destruction looms like a great falcon, waiting to wipe out its prey, being any progress and life what so ever, completely. I’m not surprised that Sylvia Plath killed herself by sticking her head in an oven: If I were to get to that point, I’d want my brain and its nihilistic eccentricities to be the first thing gone as well. I guess I’ve been having a lot of trouble with the conviction that, honestly, there just may be no point to life.
So instead, I started to not think, to simply feel. I don’t mean feel as in intuition – but my senses, the facets that our human prototypes all have in common. I’ve been to a lot of movies where aliens try to figure out a human’s capacity to “love”, but I think that’s bullshit – people don’t necessarily even fall in love with each other, but simply an ideal. I think that an extraterrestrial, if missing the ability, would be most puzzled by the Earthling’s ability towards sensation.
This all makes me question the consistency of “God’s creation theories”. We can feel for the same reason that animals can feel – because of our brains. but then how can plant life be related? There’s no missing link, no plant with a brain, nor animal with the plant’s ability to consume CO2 for life.
This realization makes me feel like there must be some sort of creator, and he’s clever as fuck. I think he’d even appreciate the thinkers who question his existence, because it proves that his creation has advanced thought to even that point. It rather makes sense if the human body is considered an allegory for the atom, the brain being the nucleus and our parts being the functioning organelles.
Shit – I think I just found God. Not in the sense of the Roman Catholic Deity, or really anything else. I believe in an Inventor, and in fact that’s what I’ll call him. This may even be a facade for me to identify with, thinking of myself with creative characteristics and reflecting it onto a divine surface, but this makes sense to me. It also gives me a reason for life: We are created merely to exist, and to pregress, not for some greater purpose. Not everything that happens is the Invertor’s will, but he has the power to change the world’s status and systems. I have no idea for origin, and I don’t really want to think of one – now that I have created some purpose for myself, I don’t want to lose it. Basically, it feels like we’ve all been dreamed up into existence, not a part of some master plan, but a mutation of a simple catalyst – I’ll see what I can do to keep this belief, but I’m forced to wonder if these are the same kind of inspirations where all the bigotry and prejudices of the current churches originated…
I wonder if I’m losing touch with reality at the moment, or if I’ve finally made contact
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So a mere day or more later, I’ve lost that same feeling for a deignated “inventor” or “creator” – it’s just nice to think that there’s a plan to follow, instead of so much progress being made for the sake of progress. I’ve found some peace with the first little bit though – it has been easier to appreciate all manipulation of the senses and perception. Even those man made create such a stimulating, however pugnant, stimulation of these senses. So I no longer have some great person in the sky to call my Lord, but I do now have a goal as to life: to appreciate sensation. I try to experience things of the utmost beauty, and though it may seem selfish to try and gain these things as somehow personal in item (don’t even get me started on property and ownership ideas), what’s the point of something being made to exude beauty and progress if it’s not to be appreciated? If the colors of the world are vibrant even when there are no people to appreciate, is there still beauty? I think that beauty is really something that stimulates the senses the most most, as well as satisfying the mind by being of logical thought and birth.