What I See
by : Nerve Endings
posted : 09/21/2006
In my opinion the religions that say they are the only way are the ones that cause the most harm to the world they wish to control.
Christianity and Islam mainly. Both say that their way is the only way. (I'll remind you, this is constructed shallowly, meaning, it is not very deep, meaning it's not researched at all.) They have terms called "holy war". There's nothing holy about war! Religion is not supposed to be some kind of mass organization.(In my opinion) Religion and spirituality is for the individual, you develop your own way to be a good person.
It's all oppression, the people under these religions are sometimes blind, children are forced to believe in these religions and are threatened (in some sort of way) to conform to them.
The religions of man are full of rituals. Things like "communion" for Christians, and "that pilgrimage to Mecca" for Muslims. People focus on the practice of these rituals while they miss the real meaning of the supposed religion. I choose not to affiliate my self with any kind of religion or sac-religion. I refuse to label my self into any of those categories. Christian, Muslim, Atheist, Agnostic, Jewish, I am none.
Adults are funny, their brains are fully developed, and they can make decisions better than an adolescent, or child. Yet they continue to ignore their own advice and teachings. They look funny, too.
Something else that's odd and out of place. Any person calling some one a freakshow, for the love of my wife! Every single person alive and dead is a fucking freakshow! You got people with their spooky religions, people who look the same, anyone wearing or not wearing clothes looks ridiculous! There is no such thing as average for people, we all have different fingerprints, and walking styles. Blocks of stone! Jeeze!
So many things repeated over and over again. Cheap-shot!
Why can't people enjoy the things they take for granted, like the grass, and trees. Even dirt! If people were simpler with their desires...who knows.
Peace is an amazing thing! I looked up the definition, and have made my own general definition for peace --
Peace: freedom from physical, mental, and emotional strife.
Freedom from being hurt physicaly or killed.
Freedom from thoughts that make you sad or angry.
Freedom from being sad, angry, depressed, guilty.
Peace is a great thing.
I have also concluded that 'patriotism" is an emotion, it is not logical.
That's all.
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