Unnecessary Horror

One day in New York, thousands of people were martyred. No matter how far you look into conspiracies and who really caused the accident, were the buildings set to demolish, and countless factors...these people were still victims in a political game. The focus is not on them anymore, it's about pinning down the culprit. Society moved away from the victims, they wanted blood. For the first time in decades, America's blood boiled. We're still mad, but for different reasons: economic failures, gas prices, global siding and positioning, and worries about our future. And I suppose you thinking voting someone new in will make things better?

Terror between rival religions and clans has existed for thousands of years. Muslims and Jews raging war since before Christianity. Clans and factions murdering for territory throughout Europe and Asia. 1972, Bloody Sunday in Derry, N. Ireland...probably only those who survived it talk about it. And it is hate/anger that is such a strong, primal emotion which is why it's so easy to feed and manipulate. Terror is fear. Fear is control. You know, television programming only stays on if someone is watching it. There has to be an interest. Politics is another act. There's a performer and he/she requires an audience. Without the audience, there is no money and no ego to stroke. So, turn it off.

Illusionary Scrabble

Detail is lost in sight and the harder life is to see, the less we strain to look inward. A mock concern used with psychologically warming words is enough to fool most. Our conversations are brief and filled with Hallmark lines for this is small talk. You do not wish to know me and I return the favor. A wavering ego brushes its strokes over all that is you. Only a few words from your mouth, a gaze at your belongings - it's easy to see your shallowness. Those shameful faces living for mindless entertainment, lusts, and occupying routine. Those sorts do not breathe.

Figures of speech, moments where we cry out G-d's name for no reason. Also common to refer to how much one loves or hates something. Those are two very strong words, requiring depth and feeling. Is one that passionate about it? Breakdown of language has extended quite far; though, English is bastardized anyway. Cussing, slang, and figures of speech...we sound really dumb. But it's what's accepted, it's what we allow.

Words are mixed, used precisely in other instances. When this happens, the right configuration (much like a spell cast), the mind believes what it hears. In psychology, there is a belief that in some cases, one belives what they hear because it sounds right, but not because it is. Propaganda is a spell, brewed by evil and given to the masses. Failures occasionally sift out, such as many Allied countries assisting the Odessa. These Nazi war criminals escaped trial because they helped the Allies and were shipped to South America or hid elsewhere in Europe. "If you help us against the Russians, we'll ignore the millions of people you helped wipe out." So, it becomes apparent war is never about the cause that sounds good to us...it has alterior motives. Did we fight WWII to save the Jews? No. Did we engage in a Civil War to free slaves? Not really. Power, money, and motive fuels a war.

Because of this knowledge, it's hard to determine truth from fiction. History class was fun because I could learn about my country...but it only sugar-coats the timeline. I did have one teacher in 8th grade really speak some truth into the matter because he was cornered on the subject of slavery during the Civil War. He caved in and basically explained the pros and cons of each side and got to brass tax about it. From that point of time, I knew my years in public school would be hole-ridden of information.

And then there was life

I see the physical universe spawning from a divine finger touching the fabric of our realm, and with it, came the explosion of the cosmos. Evidence does confirm an expansion of our universe, spanning out from one point of origin. Yes, the Big Bang is the scientific interpretation, but science won't go beyond that. Something a little more godly needed to enhance the surround. What was created at that moment evolved to our current status.

Much as the Masons refer to an Architect, I see the creation as something very similar. The god who oversees us (humans, this planet) worked as a planner, then there were master craftsmen who incorporated all the elements and designs into our multi-layered dimensional space. Perhaps there are rulers for each kingdom/planet(s)? It's a young god among many who pre-date our own. I believe in the beginning of human existence, there was divine interaction. Stories and text from earlier times illude to such facts. I understand that people from past civilizations had more narrow-minded views and were not as educated to the scientific explanation, but across many cultures there is the same influence. Maybe they were with us in the beginning to get our feet wet and guide us? Maybe they weren't here at all? Ancient cultures did display unique intelligence and were capable of extraordinary feats that even in modern times would be a daunting task. It's amazing that ancient Greek culture can create a device (with gears and mechanics) that can accurately predict solar, lunar, and astrological events.

The Sphynx in Egypt is reportedly dated at 2-3,000 BC, yet it exhibits extensive water erosion. Water has not been present in the region for many thousand years prior to its supposed existence. 10,500 BC is an estimated date which some researchers believe the Sphynx and the surrounding pyramids were constructed. At the time, they would align to their respective constellation, as well as other structures such as the temples in Cambodia. If this were true, I'm not sure why scientists would hide this information from us other than the notion that it was always believed society was not advanced for that period of time. It is certain that no matter their date of creation, it employed incredible techniques which have yet to be mastered.

On the idea of divine intervention, I only have a few lines for that. There is an episode of Futurama in which Bender floats through space until he meets God. He asks Him why he allowed so many bad things to happen. God replied, "You have to use a light touch. If you do too much, people become dependent on you. If you do nothing, people will lose hope...if you do things right, no one will be sure you've done anything at all." Not that my philosophy is based on animated comedy, but it was a unique viewpoint and worth examining.

Also, research has gone into determining how many dimensions encompass our realm. We are for certain there is 3 dimensional space, notated as 3 axis points: x, y, z. I believe these points are grouped together and are connected to another set of axis points which exist at connecting points between other dimensions. Points x, y, z represent physical space; thus, it's own dimensional category. The next dimensional category includes all the factors of (to keep this brief) karma, physic and telekenesis, and sub-spiritual levels. The third, and final dimensional category is the realm of life: where it begins and journey off to.