I never explained what my user name means ( Read more... )

A good question to ask. I could answer it easily and honestly, or I could fabricate some incredibly elaborate philosophical struggle which is ruling my current situation and steering me in a given direction ( Read more... )

Ever wanted to cry just because you could ( Read more... )

It feels like forever ago that I felt this way, but a recent occurence involving a friend's family member brought upalot of old memories that I feel the need to at least ramble on ( Read more... )

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I'm at the point where the average conversations I'm engaged in from day to day, with my peers and even with alot of my friends just don't interest me. Oh really, so I gather that you smoke alot of pot huh? Great, but what are your thoughts on the controversy over the false evidence presented by President Bush for invading Iraq? Doesn't that ( Read more... )

I had an epiphany the other day. What I've tried to do for so long...to understand the world we experience and the world we pray for through reasoning, it's iompossible. How can a human mind comprehend the infinite from infinite perspectives? A spiritual discovery is not a mental one, it isn't a knowledge which is discovered. I can't sit in my ( Read more... )

I can't help but be sucked into the grey. I'm not truly depressed, what would I even really be upset about? So instead it's an intangable frustration which I try my hardest not to let out on those undiserving observers of my daily circus ( Read more... )

After reading into Existentialism even briefly, I find it incredibly funny that one could push Exisitentialism as a "movement" of great cultural significance, and also consider oneself to be an atheist. How can an atheist-a person who believes in no eternal aspect to a human life-preach to the world community about the importance of transcendance ( Read more... )

I love watching Nirvana praise on MTV, how they talk about Nevermind unleasing "the underground" unto the mainstream. Nevermind was a well produced, and clean shaped album. It doesn't reflect any of Kurt's (incoming buzz word)"underground" influences. Nirvana destroyed the underground forever, and if you don't believe me talk to any artsy band ( Read more... )