Existential theory goes like this… A man walks to the edge
of a cliff and has fear that he could fall over the edge and die, but he then
stops, meditates and thinks, what if I just throw myself over the edge. Thus is
your angst, the temptation and quizzical, personal challenge of your
existential life or existence.
When you were a child and you approached the loose tooth in
your jaw and you pondered pulling it out or not, you had ‘angst.’ While you
took days pushing and pulling on the tooth or whether you pulled it out or not,
is not a measure or your bravado, for in the sleep of death what dreams may
come.
I am quoting Shakespeare’s mortal coil. If you do not know
what that means, try a Google search.
We are continually at the precipice of the best we can be
and need not throw ourselves off the cliff to prove our sacrifice.
Megalomania is a disease as bad as cancer. It is okay to be
simple. Stop the madness.
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