in my opinion it is obvious we are hear to be tested, the question , how ,not only to pass, but get an A.
Ash wrote: > It is my belief that we live in a great place, the best, worst, and even the > just right one. Of all hypothetical worlds we live in one where the > intricate balance of forces present a natural order, thus I am, here and > now. One where I may choose many personal and intimate associations and > relationships of varying significance to that order, and am in awe at the > immensity of it's intricate interconnections yet cold impersonality of > fate(s). > > At times I think we are doing exactly what we should, it all has meaning and > we are serving that purpose. But, what exactly it is we are doing is quite a > question! Some things we can do well, some fruits are beyond measure, and > they tend to radiate a wide spectrum. Just as I think there is a key to > opening an individual I believe there is a similar one in opening humanity, > and we are seeking it out through civilizations, cultures, individuals. > "Know thyself." It is inspiring to consider what fruits of civilization > could be beyond measure, and it stretches the imagination. Another more > inspiring notion is that civilization could work well, considering what it > would look like, and what it might take to get us there. That means there is > plenty challenge, achievement, and room for growth in everything we are and > do for an indefinite amount of time. What we do well tends to fit that idea > in my opinion, and successively promotes the common good, promoting each > individual to experience greatness and excellence within themselves. > > Guessing I shouldn't complicate the matter tonight, so I'll leave the > philosophy for another time.
