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« on: August 03, 2008, 02:23:15 PM »

I was thinking the other day whilst I was adding to my novel, about how the human race will eventually start to lose it's individuality and everything will begin to fall in to one movement, I considered the idea that by the end of the worlds life time I suppose it'll be glad to be rid of the human race.
We act like parasites, we've been killing the world ever since we've been able to think for ourselves and make our own mistakes. Look at our history, we study it and we ponder how can someone like Hitler be so cruel? Think about it, could it be that he cracked under his self-loathing and hatred towards his fellow man? This doesn't make what he did right, he unleashed his rage and contempt on humanity, when it should be self contained like everybody elses.
I admit, I'm a little more hateful than I should be, I find myself angry for no reason and I can't stand being in the same room as people sometimes, but I control it, I don't let it escape and I don't hurt anyone with it.
Also, I thought about the lack of innocence I have, and then thought about how the rest of humanities innocence is beginning to dwindle, eventually, lets say in the next 5 or 10 years, there will be no such thing as innocence, babies will be born into a world already planning their self destructive paths, and as for the worlds innocence? Nature holds it's innocence and nature is gradually being destroyed by us, humans, we raped the worlds innocence long ago, now we're fondling it's corpse.
I don't like the fact that my apathy prevents me from caring about things...I hate the idea that everything is slowly dying around me and my body is aging and dying one minute at a time, but it's life, and the way we are currently living, life will get shorter and shorter, the break throughs in modern medicine will cure cancer and allow people to live longer, but why? So a cancer survivor can blacken their lungs with cigarettes? so old people can waste away in retirement homes?
So...wheres my point? There isn't one, I just want you to think, think about what I said and give me your opinion, I know I might sound disturbing and wrong but I just wanted to get this of my mind and have some people analysis is and discuss it with me.

Many thanks, Mr Sloth.
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« Reply #1 on: August 03, 2008, 03:20:41 PM »

Hi moridin,

  I don't doubt there are many truths in what you see in the world. For sure there is much suffering and unhappiness in the world today. But realistically speaking the world hasn't changed, just the program. There has always been difficulty and pain since the beginning of time. There was a time in history not long ago when a simple cold could kill a child or older person or stepping on a nail would result in death because we didn't have the ability to treat things like we do now. There was toiling to live in a poverty stricken world. Even my own relatives lived off beans and biscuits and thought nothing of it. But to some they would be horrified to be that 'poor'. And yet they seemed happier than any I know with lots of money. And it was because it was how they looked at things. We can always look at the harshness of the world or we can look at what's good in the world. Admittedly with 24 hour news these days, it's hard not to be drawn into the bad things.

I'm not trying to say things are great. But much of how bad things are is based in how we choose to look at them. You're at a difficult age no matter how you look at it. To say you'll feel differently as you get older may seem easy to say. I realize it's not that easy to do. But things do change. Do try to focus on the good things, even if it's something utterly small like a flower or bird, your pets if you have any, music, writing...there are so many things to make the world seem brighter than it is now for you.

It's kind of ironic seeing your post today. Lately I've been so down because of personal issues that I barely want to get out of bed. So I realize I have to take my own advice here and look for the good and beautiful things. It's good to put your thoughts down as you did. It's the only way to begin to resolve the hard times and move on. I'll try to do that and hope you can find some beauty as well, moridin. Like I said, you're at such a difficult age. It definitely was for me. I hope you start to feel better. I think the anger will go in time also. At least get better as you get older. Maybe you can try meditating. Sometimes it seems that doesn't work at all til all of a sudden you realize you really are calmer and more at peace. I wish you the best, hon.
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« Reply #2 on: August 04, 2008, 09:24:49 AM »

It just angers me that no one takes into account everything that is wrong, they cover it up or just leave it, I know what you say is true but I hate the fact that people go crazy over one death when there are thousands all nicely laid out in statisics for us to ponder over and then eventually shrug off.
I do take into account beauty, though it's hard to find these days, my personal reflection of beauty is to sit on a river  bank at night and listen to the water flow past me as the stars reflect of it, and to feel the breeze against my skin. it isn'tperfect but it works for me, and I do find happiness, with my friends for example it's just something small can through me into what I like to call a 'me' mood, where I just bury myself into myself and think about thiings alot more, and when you really think you begin to realise that there is alot out there that you don't like.
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« Reply #3 on: August 04, 2008, 01:20:36 PM »

Never thought my old religion would surface again but in these times it seems appropiate to remind myself of its teachings.
According to Hinduism we now live in the late stages of the dark age (Kali Yuga). Mankind is very far removed from divinity and is essentially a selfish creature. Too busy with material wealth the spiritual is set aside.
There is a light at the end however because what follows is the Dwapara Yuga; an age in where science flourishes and instead of taking people further away from their spiritual selves it will actually bring them closer.

I too have had, ans sometimes still have, many times that I'm angry. When I look around and see what mankind is doing to not only themselves but the entire planet, I get mad and upset. Sometimes it seems like the whole world is blind.
It's hard but when you look close enough there are positive things to be seen as well. Mankind is slowly becoming aware of its environment and the need to protect it. Spiritualism, in all its forms, is becoming popular, more and more intelligent voices are heard that are beginning to speak up and the list goes on.

Nobody enjoys being angry all the time and its an emotion that could make you physically sick if it goes on too long.
Find a way to release yourself of that anger; write it out of you, paint it away, take a long walk or start punching a pillow. Whatever gets that feeling out of you.
Best of all; you are also able to spend that energy, which would otherwise be wasted, on things that are positive for you.

I could say a lot more about this but I don't want to rant on. Just know that you are not alone in feeling the way you do and that by itself is a positive thing. People's eyes are opening; it's slow but it's a start.

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« Reply #4 on: August 04, 2008, 04:10:42 PM »

I know what you guys are saying and I am taking it in, and fulgrim I do take walks, and I'm currently writing a novel, it's just even though I do these things it's like....

you ever had the feeling that when you just get so fed up you put yourself on autopilot and sit back ans study everything and then just predict what is going to happen next, I do it alot and it's boring, I'm getting tired of not being surprised, nothing siezes to amaze me.
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