Beingness

 This is way off the track of fasting. So be warned, im going to speak on the foundation  of existence. If that means nothing to you then stop reading this blog.

There is only one thing that matters, the one thing that shines above everything else in your short existence as a creature. It is, without any doubt, the only thing that matters. Not money, nor power, not celebrity or position. 

The only thing that matters is reality. Without reality,  youre dead. Reality is a strange thing. Most scientist have their religion of science and their faith is unshaken. So it goes the same for most religions. They follow static philosophies, whether it be mathematics or traditional religion. 

Reality is that attribute that is not based on sensors or quantum consciousness. If you have it, then you recognize yourself as a being. If you don't, youre dead already. 

No person can know whether you're real, you can only live inside of you.  Reality is capacious. Which means, it grows. You can be a unique individual and be unaware of the core of your own being. A lot of conversations I try to muster ends usually in failed philosophical nonsense. Most people have no real connection to understanding what the core of beingness means. Their thoughts usually drift towards human sensors or the fact of objects. In that sense, I can gage the level of reality in another.

To recognize your own being, not your viewpoints, you become aware of the fact of your awareness of being. With it, the world is alive with value. Its not about meanings. Hitler knew what it meant to kill humans. Because of his lack of reality, he could not grasp the value of beings. He had consciousness but no awareness of his own being. Only awareness of his only mental consciousness. 

Reality lives on a higher level than simple consciousness. The ones who have enough reality to recognize their own beingness are in possession of the awareness that they do. They simply know they do. Without the reality of beingness, you are just simple creatures with consciousness only. And consciousness is not reality. Consciousness is like a car, you drive it but it isnt you. So this is the way it works. Do the right thing in your life. Be the one who stands for doing the right things. Never mind what mistakes others around you do. You are the captain. 

We all have a tendency to measure ourselves compared to others. Is he/she wearing clothes that accentuate the beauty of their fit body? Do you have a difficult time with every day purchases while that guy drives a Lamborghini and has that beauty by his side that will cater to his every pleasure?And he can head to the top places in town while you go back to your tv to watch the next episode. He/she has pleasure while you struggle?

Yeah. It can get difficult. Heres the kicker, keep doing the right thing in your daily environment and you will gain more of the only thing in all of eternity that means anything: Reality. Your value, internally and externally will grow, and that simple thing on your coffee table will mean more than all the gold of king Solomon's mines.

If you don't have yourself, you have nothing. That means, if you haven't used your personal  courage to stand for what is right in your environment then you aren't real inside.

Pierre







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