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::MATTERS OF THE HUMAN BEING::
MATTERS OF THE HUMAN BEING
By Tristan Pierce
The matters of the human being are matters to be thought of with constant surveillance and an open mind. These matters include ones of the body spirit and karma of things to deal with not only humans, but with all life. Human nature, Intuition, and other primal feelings tell us many things. Human nature tells us that we are part of nature we were here and we shall always be present in some way or another. We are a part of nature. Intuition labels us as thinkers and as beings with feelings diverse from black and white. The Grey area of the human may be credited to intuition. And finally the condition most important to all humans the heart, it testifies that we are machines made to feel kindness and evil, able to think, and able to judge the character of others. The matters of humans are ones of the greatest minds and simplest of fools.
Rage and terror are the roots of evil, yet evil is the root of good, that is why good needs fear and anger to survive. We uphold anger and fear to be cast down upon. This hypocritical status will lead us nowhere. This knowledge of good and bad is only a limit set by older times of demonic tales and angelic presences. This faction of good is not yet understood unless we look at the other half, evil. We cannot choose either one with guidance of another, but by our own will. The fruits and rewards we may gain from both are just ways able to sway our own spirits by persuasion. The instance for choosing may not approach for some until the moment we depart this life or the moment we are born. We have the capacity for both, that is why we are never sure which way the path of life will lead us. We are guided to believe by society to worship and carry out righteousness, yet the ability to have both malevolence and morality gives off the understanding that evil may not be the wrong path for some. And that good and evil are both on an even playing field. This is why no human being will ever lead a completely evil life, and why no individual will ever live out an entirely sinless life.
Life begins with birth. This act of birth is long and waited for. Death has been known to be the opposite of life. Yet death is the opposite of birth. Death is but the act of leaving the mortal world. Many have pondered the true meaning of birth and death. Both acts can extinguish or establish life. But both are of no opposite to existence. The spirit is bound by the way of good and evil. And undone by those of which it is bound by. Life can be many things, one of which is a gift. Life has no time for judgment and reason. Life has only time to do what needs to be done and end. This is what makes the spirit of life so amazing. It does what it thinks should be done and does only what it wants, which no human could ever do in their entire being. For these reasons life has no opposite except human nature. This may be why we may never live in harmony with life. We die because of the fact that life needs no thought. We on the other hand need thought, decision, and morals. Natural Death can be known as the end of a tiring struggle for the need of thought. So with this, life, death, and birth are not equal but opposites of each other and abiding for possession of the human spirit.
Thought urges us to do bizarre things we might typically never do, which is why thought is mysterious and one of the unexplored regions of gods creations. We see that random and sometimes recalled thoughts are a part of normal life. But how normal is thought? The implement of deliberation, the brain, is a puzzle waiting to be pieced together. We use only ten percent of our brain. That means even though we have been on Earth for years we still are only capable to use an undersized percentage of our brain. In years to come, being one-hundred to two-hundred thousand years, we may finally be able to use at least eleven percent of our brain. With this new and fascinating abilities may arise. But even now with the ten percent we use some of us are more intellectual and more capable to rise to different situations. We all use the same amount of brain mass. Some are just more capable at certain things then others. This has nothing to do with how much brain mass we use, but with how high our intelligence is. Thought can be known as many things but the one thing it will always be is the ability of a brain.
Disabilities of the human are not to be named, infections or a sort of cancer. These are attributes sometimes unfair but part of the One whole truth. The Knowledge that the next generation will be better is enough to bring joy to most. And that it will be far more superior to this one. With each generation we gain certain characteristics able to help the next generation. The big question is what are we on earth for? Some say nothing but to carry out our existence. In most opinions that would be correct but if we were to say that these words are the meaning to life we should be scolded. The meaning of life is simple, there is no meaning. Life is impossible to categorize. It feeds off the emotions of others, and evolves into something stronger. We are stronger than humans living in the fifteenth century. We are only able to see that the human condition, or meaning of life, is to be all that we have in ourselves to further insure equality and happiness for further generations down the road of time. The disease of this year may not be the disease of the next. We think that the aliments of today are a force to be reckoned with yet they are but a problem to be solved to help the well being of all. These are just in a way, bumps in the road of time.
The matters of most importance deal with the beginning of time, this question of time and space is known as the Big Bang. The assumptions of philosophers are that the earth and life forms were created during the Big Bang. Some believe that life was a micro-organism on a comet that had crashed on Earth which began to grow and evolve into what we know now. These and other theories are just that, theories. The start of the soul and life are just not able to be classified as theories and hypotheses. Creation is really due to unknown factors. An example is that if life evolved from a micro-organism on a meteor what if that life from the meteor was destroyed and a new life was created somehow. Factors are always going to be the hardest thing to decipher the discussion of the true "Beginning".
One matter of the human that plagues the minds of greats is how do we fit in with the grand tapestry of life? We know that we as humans do for one another, but what do we do for the larger overall depiction? We must comprehend that the smallest of insects plays a purpose, so we must play a part of an equal quality. The role we play as part of life may be as small a task as populating earth, or the most of grandeur like being the most superior species. The position may not be as straightforward to explain as those and may be extremely difficult to explain in full context. We may have as many as one-million roles or as little as one great responsibility. It is mysterious and may be nameless for a vast time to come, but this we do know; we play a specific task, one which no other being can accomplish.
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