Lonely no more

I was lonely back then.

That’s all I could say.

Awash in people and surrounded by friends nonetheless I felt alone. Yet if I ever tried to explain this all my words turned into a need; a need to be heard, to be understood, to explain.

But I guess that’s loneliness for you; it’s all about need.

Whenever you’re lonely the best thing to do is to let it pass, to be in the world and yet to apply no grip, to let go. After you do this, a little further on down the track, you might just find, and possibly to your surprise, that you are lonely no more.

No matter the mistakes I made that were born out of my own need the reaction I received in reply from many others during this time only reminded me of how many of us wander about thinking that we’re right. Or perhaps normally we just consider ourselves lucky? So sure of ourselves and of existence as well… without ever quite releasing that existence really has nothing to do with our self.  

What is it to be right?

Xerxes major fired anon.

Isn’t it funny how sometimes when you write words that are spoken they come out wrong and yet if you speak words that are written they too come out wrong?

Miraculous :-)

(Source: tehlolbrary)

(Reblogged from thewhoviansith)

paperkitschen:

Handmade paper Octopus-in-a-Bottle, Canson archival paper and watercolour: Amphioctopus marginatus (Wild Veined Octopus) for sale now at the Chop Shop Clinic (c)SarahLDunn 2012

Gee, I have creative friends (who make me feel like a Neanderthal) :)

(Reblogged from paperkitschen)
“This paradoxical intrinsic quality of existing with respect to something missing, separate, and possibly nonexistent is irrelevant when it comes to inanimate things, but it is a defining property of life and mind”
-  Incomplete Nature: How Mind Emerged from Matter by Terrence W. Deacon
Image from:http://chomskyscolorlessgreenideas.blogspot.com.au/2009/09/chinese-room.html

“This paradoxical intrinsic quality of existing with respect to something missing, separate, and possibly nonexistent is irrelevant when it comes to inanimate things, but it is a defining property of life and mind”

 Incomplete Nature: How Mind Emerged from Matter by Terrence W. Deacon

Image from:http://chomskyscolorlessgreenideas.blogspot.com.au/2009/09/chinese-room.html

Useless for cooking

Love, when shared, is a beautiful thing but when its not it can be as bitter as lemon (and yet useless for cooking)

(Reblogged from mere-serendipity)
sagerabelaissoul:

Art is not merely an imitation of the reality of nature, but in truth a metaphysical supplement to the reality of nature, placed alongside thereof for its conquest.
The Nietzsche Family Circus.


What a load of BS ;)

sagerabelaissoul:

Art is not merely an imitation of the reality of nature, but in truth a metaphysical supplement to the reality of nature, placed alongside thereof for its conquest.

The Nietzsche Family Circus.


What a load of BS ;)

(Reblogged from sagerabelaissoul)

Misunderstood quote.

I am not a big fan of religion because it teaches us not to be satisfied with not understanding the World.

(Marilyn Mason did not say this)

“But how can that be?
I dunno man, I didn’t do it.”
(Quote taken from an interview with Malaclypse the Younger about something totally unrelated - the Author takes no responsibility for any misquotation or misdirection - it’s unwise to presume upon what Eris provides)

“But how can that be?

I dunno man, I didn’t do it.”

(Quote taken from an interview with Malaclypse the Younger about something totally unrelated - the Author takes no responsibility for any misquotation or misdirection - it’s unwise to presume upon what Eris provides)

(Reblogged from atmosphererose)