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Perfection, an element created by humans. Imperfection, an element hidden by humans.
These two words are a beautiful couple that intertwine through a crazy notion I have given birth to. When you look from the very start - you will notice something interesting about young humans. They hold something truly incredible that we couldn't hold onto as we got older. This incredible element is a lovely paradox at it's best. I have decided to name it ''Neutral Corruption''. A corruption that serves as a meaning, rather than a process leading to something more significant. It is alligned by both perfection and imperfection. A human has to be corrupt - by leading themselves astray as a trial. To test one self - to further understand one self.
Ever since we were young we always challenged ourselves. We always wanted to jump into danger without any concern of the aftermath. We were brave. We standed for who we were. Then - the harmful corruption affiliated with our beautiful element we once had, and destroyed it. This gave birth to fear. Misunderstanding. It took away our chariot; our control. We became upset. Our balance was taken away from us. When we grew older. We did the exact same thing to our kids without remembering we were exactly the same way.
Lets backtrack to this corruption that only destroys, shall we? This corruption is irrelevant to neutral corruption.This corruption was created by mutilating neutral corruption into something we could control no matter the circumstance, even though our shadow soon learned how to take control of it later on. This is why we get angry or sad for no apparent reason - when nothing is going on to make us experience those emotions in the first place. It just happens out of the blue. It's our shadow. It's our imbalance that is eating away at us subconsciously. If only people understood how significant psychology really was; there would be less people clawing their eyes out wondering why they are so messed up. Less corruption. More understanding. More action. More logical peace.
How can corruption be neutral though? I have thought really hard on this. This is why I gave it this name. I believe that corruption is a form of dissonance in something that is pieced together already. Just like when kids are curious; they take things apart and put it back together. This is what little kids did. They would get themselves into trouble, to see if they can find their way out. To prove themselves. Then there is neutrality. They don't fear a damn thing. They don't believe in good nor bad. They believe in proving themselves. standing up and being strong. They figure out that - to answer something you must understand it, which is why kids are always curious. Understanding and will - are the two most powerful neutral archetypes of life a human could ever possibly fathom. Neutral and corruption combined - is balanced weakness.
Kids relied on themselves. We don't rely on ourselves. We rely on everything but ourselves. We could learn alot of insight just by comparing kids to adults. Wait, I forgot. Adults really believe they are the supreme rulers just because they are older than kids. When I know kids who will turn many adults into a big baby in a crib in a heartbeat - just by comparing one and the other. If kids have the voice and ability to defend themselves, they have the right to speak up for themselves. We take this neutral will of theirs away with ''I am the parent. You are the child!'' bull****. I don't care if you gave birth to them. I don't care if you raised them and nurtured them. You should not control their personality, and their will to fight back. You realize how much you cripple them by doing this? Do you realize what two paths they take when you belittle their defenses? The first path they take, is a kid who wants to prove himself for all of the wrong reasons. They will seek power and respect by joining gangs, or hanging out with the wrong group. The second choice they make will be a kid who will never stand up for himself. They will cry like a baby and never will be able to define themselves as a person.
We all have a voice. Many of us never get the chance to use it. I am talking about before they start to rebel. Before they start to define their own opinions through anger and jaded reasoning. I am talking about when they were innocent kids who had no gender. You couldn't tell if they were a boy or girl. Their personality was a wonder to behold. Something we will never be able to describe.
These people who live by perfection are the purpose of this post though. I have been studying this for months, and recently I ran into something interesting about it. Humans who think they are perfect create imperfection. By being ''perfect'', they see their creation as flawless. By doing this, we never can improve our creations. Imperfection IS perfection! I know I made the quote ''The only perfection that exists is the ability to see that imperfection is the root of all perfection'' I never actually gave it serious thought - until now.
The mad scientist who gave life to frankenstein saw him as a newly found perfection. Everyone else saw him as a monster. (Disregarding the woman.) Just like ourselves - and our shadow. We never admit to something that is painfully blatant. We point fingers at everyone else when we do something wrong. Strangely enough - there are people out there who know of their wrongful actions, and admit to it. Yet they still say they are perfect. So by living as perfect we create imperfection. Imperfection is then judged perfect.
See the formula? I do.
Perfection is imperfection /=/ Imperfection is perfection
Humans are destroying everything through this formula. How can we break this formula? I don't know. You tell me. We are the ones who created this assinine formula to protect ourselves from our inferiority.
''To say that we are perfect is what gives us the attributes to apply a sense of perfection into our actions and ourselves. Errors are what define our perfection.''
We will never advance until we stop playing childish games. See the irony?
Perfection, an element created by humans. Imperfection, an element hidden by humans.
These two words are a beautiful couple that intertwine through a crazy notion I have given birth to. When you look from the very start - you will notice something interesting about young humans. They hold something truly incredible that we couldn't hold onto as we got older. This incredible element is a lovely paradox at it's best. I have decided to name it ''Neutral Corruption''. A corruption that serves as a meaning, rather than a process leading to something more significant. It is alligned by both perfection and imperfection. A human has to be corrupt - by leading themselves astray as a trial. To test one self - to further understand one self.
Ever since we were young we always challenged ourselves. We always wanted to jump into danger without any concern of the aftermath. We were brave. We standed for who we were. Then - the harmful corruption affiliated with our beautiful element we once had, and destroyed it. This gave birth to fear. Misunderstanding. It took away our chariot; our control. We became upset. Our balance was taken away from us. When we grew older. We did the exact same thing to our kids without remembering we were exactly the same way.
Lets backtrack to this corruption that only destroys, shall we? This corruption is irrelevant to neutral corruption.This corruption was created by mutilating neutral corruption into something we could control no matter the circumstance, even though our shadow soon learned how to take control of it later on. This is why we get angry or sad for no apparent reason - when nothing is going on to make us experience those emotions in the first place. It just happens out of the blue. It's our shadow. It's our imbalance that is eating away at us subconsciously. If only people understood how significant psychology really was; there would be less people clawing their eyes out wondering why they are so messed up. Less corruption. More understanding. More action. More logical peace.
How can corruption be neutral though? I have thought really hard on this. This is why I gave it this name. I believe that corruption is a form of dissonance in something that is pieced together already. Just like when kids are curious; they take things apart and put it back together. This is what little kids did. They would get themselves into trouble, to see if they can find their way out. To prove themselves. Then there is neutrality. They don't fear a damn thing. They don't believe in good nor bad. They believe in proving themselves. standing up and being strong. They figure out that - to answer something you must understand it, which is why kids are always curious. Understanding and will - are the two most powerful neutral archetypes of life a human could ever possibly fathom. Neutral and corruption combined - is balanced weakness.
Kids relied on themselves. We don't rely on ourselves. We rely on everything but ourselves. We could learn alot of insight just by comparing kids to adults. Wait, I forgot. Adults really believe they are the supreme rulers just because they are older than kids. When I know kids who will turn many adults into a big baby in a crib in a heartbeat - just by comparing one and the other. If kids have the voice and ability to defend themselves, they have the right to speak up for themselves. We take this neutral will of theirs away with ''I am the parent. You are the child!'' bull****. I don't care if you gave birth to them. I don't care if you raised them and nurtured them. You should not control their personality, and their will to fight back. You realize how much you cripple them by doing this? Do you realize what two paths they take when you belittle their defenses? The first path they take, is a kid who wants to prove himself for all of the wrong reasons. They will seek power and respect by joining gangs, or hanging out with the wrong group. The second choice they make will be a kid who will never stand up for himself. They will cry like a baby and never will be able to define themselves as a person.
We all have a voice. Many of us never get the chance to use it. I am talking about before they start to rebel. Before they start to define their own opinions through anger and jaded reasoning. I am talking about when they were innocent kids who had no gender. You couldn't tell if they were a boy or girl. Their personality was a wonder to behold. Something we will never be able to describe.
These people who live by perfection are the purpose of this post though. I have been studying this for months, and recently I ran into something interesting about it. Humans who think they are perfect create imperfection. By being ''perfect'', they see their creation as flawless. By doing this, we never can improve our creations. Imperfection IS perfection! I know I made the quote ''The only perfection that exists is the ability to see that imperfection is the root of all perfection'' I never actually gave it serious thought - until now.
The mad scientist who gave life to frankenstein saw him as a newly found perfection. Everyone else saw him as a monster. (Disregarding the woman.) Just like ourselves - and our shadow. We never admit to something that is painfully blatant. We point fingers at everyone else when we do something wrong. Strangely enough - there are people out there who know of their wrongful actions, and admit to it. Yet they still say they are perfect. So by living as perfect we create imperfection. Imperfection is then judged perfect.
See the formula? I do.
Perfection is imperfection /=/ Imperfection is perfection
Humans are destroying everything through this formula. How can we break this formula? I don't know. You tell me. We are the ones who created this assinine formula to protect ourselves from our inferiority.
''To say that we are perfect is what gives us the attributes to apply a sense of perfection into our actions and ourselves. Errors are what define our perfection.''
We will never advance until we stop playing childish games. See the irony?
