the Way that can be spoken of is not the Eternal Way the Name that can be named is not the Eternal Name Nameless is the origin The Named is the outward of all things thus, the Being enables One to see the outward manifestations the Void enables One to observe the true essence the Duality come paired from the origin but when the essence is manifested It has a different name this same origin is called the Eternal as unknowable the mystery as It can be It is the Endless Change t

In the Cave, we are chained in front of an inner wall with a view of the empty outer wall. Only shadows and sounds are our reality, distorted and blurred copies of the real, of words and images, perceived through senses. We remain inmates of the cave if we do not desire to leave this prison cave. There is hope, but it requires courage. We could become free if we see the light for the first time. Doubt cannot be forced, it can only be a choice. Doubt causes the glimmer, a firs

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What if the forbidden fruit was names? Imagine if you never heard a word or name in your life, what would you be like? We communicate non verbally for the majority of the thigns we communicate. Would you be a better version of yourself if you never heard a word or name and just was yourself? I am not talking about primitive, say the world was the same, but names and words was not used. IT would be saya world of symbols, nad just plain nothing. Do you think you would be bette

Timeline Started: 7/4/2023 Completed: 12/12/2024 Days: 527 days the Exodus

there is Nothing Philosophy is the wilderness. Immense, overwhelming, and always expanding. My own philosophy is the one that matters and others I leave to their own. What works for me might not work for others. I created my own from Nothing. Experiences imprints who we are. From those experience you find truth that works. I slowly built my philosophy until one day it failed me. It crashed down in the 12 days I was at MCES. My whole philsophy I built structure. I would need

Western Winds In Roman mythology, the west wind is personified by Favonius, associated with the gentle breezes of spring and early summer, bringing mild & pleasant weather, unlike the harsher winds of the north, south, or east. Singularity Ovid was a Roman poet most famous for the Metamorphoses, a continuous mythological narrative. Scholars have found it difficult to place the work in a genre. Ovid works his way through his subject matter, often in an arbitrary fashion, leapi

II In American mythology, the south wind often appears as a powerful and transformative force, associated with warmth, storms, and a touch of the unpredictable, sometimes even influencing human behavior. Southern Winds Singularity Benjamin Franklin was an American polymath: a writer, scientist, inventor, statesman, diplomat, printer, publisher and philosopher. He attended Boston Latin School but did not graduate; he continued his education through voracious reading. At age 17

Northern Winds In Greek mythology, the northern wind is the god of winter, embodying the cold and harsh conditions of that season. Singularity Socrates was a Greek philosopher from Athens who is credited as the founder of Western philosophy. He authored no texts and is known mainly through his student Plato. The Stoics relied heavily on Socrates, assigning virtue as a crucial role in attaining happiness. Socrates died in Athens after a trial for impiety and the corruption of

13 Revelation 13 13 And he doeth great wonders, so that he maketh fire come down from heaven on the earth in the sight of men 13 author's note To think you know, before you understand, is a certainty that holds pride. Doubt allows uncertainty, which bears humility. Accept that you may never know. Some things can never be understood, without the experience. The Universe is an echo of our Inverse Find harmony within outwardevents Accept what happens Try your best, face the con