You need a one of your own. If you don’t already
in need of a one you’ll be in need of one very soon if you keep reading my blog
and bake your noodle. There is a limit to most of the philosopher’s range. Most
of these so called philosophers are very much mediocre. You’ll soon be better
than them. Generally a philosophy is like a tribe. Tribes have a small reach. There
are very few who have even had a glimpse of enlightenment. Many big names will
have few nice quotes and points. But that’ll be it.
You
don’t become a philosopher by reading philosophy. You can’t learn philosophy. To
me philosophy and Quantum Mechanics are one and the same. It’s all about understanding
the nature of things. You can’t properly understand a maze by being inside of
it. You have to transcend it and look at it from an all seeing POV. Then only you
can understand it. When you do it on your own you’ll see many philosophers to
be flawed in their revelations. Philosophy isn’t something worthy of much
attention. What you should focus on his creating one of your own.
I
stumbled upon Heraclitus:
The Fire and the Flux article and felt sorry for this philosopher. He had
picked a right path and had walked it in a completely wrong way. Try reading it
and find out how far you can go better than this childish philosopher.
You have to do your best to destroy the very
ideologies of yourself. Then only you can remove all boundaries and restrictions.
A philosophy leads the way to enlightenment and freedom. A philosophy is an aid
to let go of everything that limits you; not another thing to hold onto.
True
enlightenment comes from self-realization. Build your philosophy through your
own realizations. Truth is truth, but it can be seen in many different ways. You’ll
even discover many ways of seeing it. You’ll stumble upon philosophy. Bake the
noodle on them and re-invent them for yourself, fix their flaws and ditch the
bullshit ideologies of the dumb people who became popular in the same way the
politicians did. Don’t go after philosophy. Through your visionary thinking,
you’ll be creating your own one.
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