Not to say I know anything about the rigors and turmoils of war
but nobody who goes through war comes out exactly the same
"With the old breed" Was one of those books that really show
every emotional gut wrenching act in Japan. It shows war really
Is hell, and anyone wanting to go to war as a president doesn't
Know a damn thing about leadership or diplomacy. War
should be reserved as a final crazy last ditch effort. Anyone
who believes otherwise should go to a veterans home, shake their
hand and say "I let this happen to you"
It's reasonable that people fear death. However when
You think about what death really is, why be afraid? It is only
you loosing your history, personal beliefs, and thoughts.
The body never truly dies, it's form is only molded to another
cosmic form. When we are born it is simply stardust moved together
Into something consciousness may envelop it's self onto. If you
Fear death do not, there is no reason to. Be afraid that you believe
you are your thoughts. Then you were never alive to begin with.
There is little we have in this galaxy. We have choice
to behave any way we wish, and to be whomever we
want. We always have choice no matter the circumstance.
The other thing we have is control over our body and mind, beyond
that the control we have over anything is nil. This is the glaring truth to
Happiness.
"Ask a man to tell the truth and he will speak for himself,
give him a mask and he will tell the truth." Another prime
example that everyone needs to wake up and see that their choices
echo in their lives. Lives of monotony. Of "security" in the sameness
of urban, suburban or rural hell. "Security" is only a false sense
of it's self. Life can still be stolen away in a second, maiming always
probable, through security you actually are harmed more than before.
Why journey through life safely to death? It's foolish to think that the
comforts of routine are doing you any good. Instead they drain you
of any humanity left inside of you.
I love your wallpapers.
ReplyDeleteHaha thank you!
ReplyDelete"War is hell." Sherman should know.
ReplyDelete"It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it." - -- Robert E. Lee
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