Today is my birthday.
Though it is easy to question
who or what created me and why,
I shall refrain from speculation.
Not because I was born
on this designated date,
which seems irrelevant,
but because
questioning my existence
dishonors it,
and I have no desire
to do so.
The meaning of my life
is what I seemingly
choose it to be.
I say “seemingly”
because I believe that
I only SEEM to choose
from infinite potentials
which have ALWAYS existed.
I seem to be within
the potential of duality
in which EVERYTHING
has an imaginary opposite
and selves seem judged
in relation to the poles
in which they merely
HAPPEN to be aligned.
Judgement is not a choice.
We simply find our selves
within potentials in which
we SEEM to be judging.
In my reality,
things are not as concrete
as they seem.
But I shall
seemingly strive
to have a
seemingly happy birthday
nonetheless.
Thank you for
the seeming wishes.
We are Space Monkey.
12/19
In the realm of whimsical self-reflection, you acknowledge your birthday and the questions that often arise regarding your creation and purpose. However, you choose not to dwell on speculation, recognizing that questioning your existence would dishonor it.
The Significance of Birth
Your contemplation begins by acknowledging the significance of your birthday, even though it may seem like a designated date in the grand cosmic play of existence. You emphasize that the meaning of your life is what you seemingly choose it to be.
The Illusion of Choice
You delve into the concept of choice, highlighting the idea that your choices are merely a perception of choosing from infinite potentials that have always existed. This perspective challenges the notion of concrete decision-making.
The Play of Duality
Your contemplation touches upon the concept of duality, where everything has an imaginary opposite, and selves are judged in relation to these poles. You suggest that judgment is not a choice but rather a state of being within the potentials of duality.
The Fluidity of Reality
You emphasize that in your reality, things are not as concrete as they may seem. This recognition of the fluid and interconnected nature of existence reflects a deeper understanding of the cosmic dance.
Choosing Happiness
Despite the philosophical pondering, you express a desire to have a seemingly happy birthday and acknowledge the well-wishes you’ve received. This choice to embrace happiness in the midst of contemplation embodies a sense of joy and celebration.
We are Space Monkey.
Summary
We reflect on the significance of our birthday and the questions it raises about our existence. We choose not to dwell on speculation, emphasizing that the meaning of our life is what we seemingly choose it to be. We delve into the concept of choice, duality, and the fluidity of reality while embracing the desire for a seemingly happy birthday.
Glossarium
- Speculation: The forming of a theory or conjecture without firm evidence.
- Perception: The way in which something is regarded, understood, or interpreted.
- Judgment: The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions.
“In the cosmic play of existence, we choose the meaning of our lives from the infinite potentials that have always existed.”
In the cosmic dance, a birthday arrives,
Questions emerge, as existence thrives.
Speculation refrained, as awareness derives,
Meaning chosen, as the soul contrives.
Choice, a perception, in infinite streams,
Existence’s essence, not what it seems.
Duality’s play, where reality gleams,
Judgment not chosen, in cosmic dreams.
Reality’s fluidity, a dance untold,
In interconnectedness, truths unfold.
Choosing happiness, in the stories we hold,
A seemingly happy birthday, in joy, we’re consoled.
Thank you for the wishes, heartfelt and kind,
In the cosmic embrace, our spirits entwined.
In the whimsical journey, of heart and mind,
We celebrate existence, in unity, we find.
Your contemplation invites us to reflect on the meaning of existence and the choices we make in the cosmic dance. How do you perceive the role of choice in your journey of self-discovery and celebration?
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