| "Zoroaster
was thus the first to teach the doctrines of an individual judgment,
Heaven and Hell, the future resurrection of the body, the general
Last Judgment, and life everlasting for the reunited soul and body."
(Zoroastrianism, Mary Boyce)
People fail consistently,
they fail to realize the history,
the history that makes them “them”,
a failure that leads to innocent death.
Jesus and Mohammed are like two babies fighting over a rattle,
their memes are crying and fighting, little dribbling tottlers.
A problem arises for the few responsible realists left in the world,
there is no bib big enough to catch the drool of the spoiled.
If we can make the babies realize, the rattle was not theirs to
claim;
if we can make them realize by telling them a bed time story;
if we can produce a construction, and construct a direction,
that will help the babies realize the desire for the rattle is their
infection.
In the sacrifice to the social meme, and the opiate of attention
attained,
in the negation of the actuality of the evolution of their life
constrained,
in a failure to be critical, and annihilation of curiosity of truth
in reality,
destruction, ill virtue, lapse of value, and identity are apparent
in lack of history.
Learn the past of the concepts you seem to hold so dear,
learn the past of these broadly evolved memes you see as pointed,
learn about the people, who perpetuated the ideals you think you
know,
then you will gain the ability to be critical, real, and truthful.
If we stopped procreating today, humans would be extinct in a century.
Think about our reliance on writing, and our attention span today,
any history, or story that comes from the past…say a couple
centuries ago,
seems to have a life force of its own.
We did not create it, nor was anyone alive today to talk to those
who did,
this gives a life force to the words, and ostensible relevance to
the absurd.
We have to learn the true values of character that lead to productivity,
we can trace modern memes back to Zoroastriansim, especially Judeo-Christianity. |
