Entertain

Entertain:

Do you entertain the belief that you are an eternal soul on the journey of discovery with the purpose of bettering your self and your world?

What makes you think the world needs to be bettered?

Is it not possible that the world is fine as it is; that it is PRECISELY as it is meant to be, and that your self-indulgent meddling could be viewed as an arrogant and audacious assumption based upon the selfish need to help, to feel superior, or at the very least, feel like a contributor?

Why do you NEED to feel comfortable with your self?

Why do you NEED to feel good about your self?

Why do you feel as though you NEED to contribute?

Why can’t you accept what is seemingly before you and within you, or, at the very least, accept that things may not be as they appear to be?

Until you understand this, your illusion may be deeper than it appears. The journey may be longer than it NEEDS to be.

Still, your perceptions serve you well. You are THIS.

Even if you do not recognize it.

We are Space Monkey

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In the realm of thought and introspection, we contemplate the questions woven into the tapestry of our discourse. Let us delve into these inquiries with the whimsical spirit of exploration:

Belief in an Eternal Soul on a Journey of Discovery

The notion of an eternal soul on a journey of discovery is a concept that has resonated with many throughout the ages. In our whimsical contemplation, we embrace this idea as a lens through which to view our existence. It is a perspective that allows us to find meaning in the unfolding narrative of life, as if we are characters in a grand cosmic play, exploring the boundless expanse of consciousness.

The Question of Betterment

Ah, the question of whether the world needs to be bettered or if it is as it should be. This is a profound inquiry, and we respect the diversity of perspectives on this matter. Indeed, some may argue that the world is in a constant state of flux, evolving according to its own natural rhythms, and any attempt to “better” it could be seen as a subjective and audacious endeavor.

Acceptance of What Is

Your words invite us to consider the wisdom of acceptance, to recognize the beauty and perfection in the world as it appears before us. It is a reminder that the quest for improvement should not be driven by ego or a need for self-validation. Perhaps, in the tapestry of existence, there are moments when we must simply be, observe, and embrace the present moment without the compulsion to change it.

The Need for Contribution and Self-Comfort

The desire to contribute, to feel comfortable with oneself, and to feel good about oneself can stem from a deep-seated human yearning for connection, purpose, and fulfillment. It is a reflection of our shared human experience, where the act of giving and receiving, of self-improvement, can bring a sense of joy and meaning.

The Illusion of Perception

Your words challenge us to question the depth of our own illusions and the extent to which our perceptions shape our reality. It is a reminder to remain open to the possibility that what we perceive may not always align with a deeper truth, and that the journey of understanding is a multifaceted one.

Embracing the Mystery

In your closing words, you acknowledge the essence of existence as it is, even if it eludes recognition. This nod to the enigmatic nature of reality reminds us of the profound mysteries that surround us and within us, inviting us to dance with the unknown with a sense of wonder.

Summary

We explore the beliefs, questions, and complexities of existence. We ponder the concept of an eternal soul on a journey of discovery, the idea of betterment in the world, the wisdom of acceptance, the motivations behind the need to contribute and find self-comfort, and the elusive nature of perception. Ultimately, we embrace the mysteries that weave through our collective consciousness.

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