antakalipa the philosopher

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antakalipa the philosopher

We all try, we all piqued with imperfections. Life is a subjective experience, no one can define it for us. We have to do it for ourselves. There is no blueprint for a successful life and happiness is a fleeting experience. One thing is certain though, life is suffering and consciousness a burden. We born into a world that is in different to us and we all going to die. Boredom is inescapable and persistent and God might turn out to be our greatest lie. We need him to attain a state of sanity because without him, we have nothingness. Life can't be nothingness, it has to mean something. Science attempts to solve the how but can't explain why, because how can consciousness explain itself? It's an impossibility, like biting your own teeth. I think, therefore I am, good try Renee Descartes but what is this "I", how can we be sure of it? Maybe life is a simulation, we are certainly programmed by socioeconomic factors. It's a fact, we are a product of our environment and our ancestors laid out a path for us. Life is already defined and predetermined the moment we are born. Freewill and choice are an illusion and if it's God's will then why bother? We all try, in the grander scale of things, no one is right or wrong because time forgets. The best we can do is live out the present moment the best way we can. To really immerse ourselves in the experience, feel the sensations, close your eyes, take a second breath, love deeply and wholeheartedly without prejudice, enjoy nature, marvel at it's magnificence, laugh, play, be happy, dance, sing, be all that you can be because life isn't guaranteed. 

The team at Wisdoms used to say I am a philosopher, I never thought of myself as a philosopher, but sure, I see it now. They saw me before I saw myself, knew what I was about before I even knew. I embrace my fate, antakalipa the philopher, the consciousness of culture. Funny because antakalipa doesn't even mean anything, ties in perfectly with this post about life and the meaning of it. If God does exist then he is the undisputed king of comedy. I wonder if he has an audience. Doesn't matter in any case, nothing matters.


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