...You know those people who often call themselves motivational speakers? Theyve experienced some type of tragedy in their lives that has enlightened them with some little piece of forsaken wisdom that they feel entitled to share. They always form some sort of crucial viewpoint on life that is somehow vital for the young pliable minds of teenagers to absorb. But why does it take a near death experience or shock into reality to respect and acknowledge the world around us? What if everyone knew this knowledge? What if we saw everything that way instinctually? Was that how humans originally saw reality and has society bent and twisted us to a new state of hypocricy and chaos? Maybe each of these experiences are just puzzle pieces that fit together to form nirvana; all knowing. The heat is either disturbing my thought process or clarifying it.
...You know how some people are color blind but they dont know it because theyve never seen those colors before. Well ponder this: you can never know if someone else sees the same color red. To them red may be orange or blue or purple. Everyone could be seeing completely different colors and have no idea. Maybe some people see more colors than other people. You would have to see into their minds to know, then again maybe seeing through their eyes wouldnt be any different.
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