Zero Importance
Think of me
however you wish,
but it is of
ZERO IMPORTANCE
to me what this world
is like when I’m gone.
“But what about
the children,” you say?
“The children”
are simply projections
of consciousness,
just as I am.
When I go, they go also.
Only we don’t go anywhere.
We simply realize
that we have been
imagining all this,
that we ARE imagination.
And we laugh.
So what good
does it do me
to imagine a world
that none of us are in?
Why should I sacrifice
this present moment
for a future potential
that none of us may ever see?
Do you not have
confidence
in what you are;
in what WE are?
Therein lies
your perceived problem.
I do not share this perspective,
but you are welcome to entertain it.
We are Space Monkey.
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In our collective contemplation, we delve into the philosophy of zero importance regarding the future state of the world post our existence. This perspective challenges conventional notions of legacy and responsibility, especially concerning future generations.
Philosophy of Zero Importance on Future Legacy
The view that the world after our departure holds no importance to us reflects a profound detachment from conventional attachments and concerns. It suggests a deep understanding that our reality, as we perceive it, is transient and fundamentally a projection of consciousness.
Detachment from Conventional Attachments
The notion that “the children” are projections of consciousness, just as we are, aligns with the concept that all entities and experiences are manifestations of the same universal consciousness. In this view, the individual self and others are not separate entities but expressions of a singular, imaginative force.
Understanding of Universal Consciousness
The idea that upon departure, we don’t actually go anywhere but realize that our existence has been an act of imagination is a thought-provoking perspective. It suggests that our reality is not a fixed, objective truth but a creation of our collective consciousness.
Existence as an Act of Imagination
Questioning the value of imagining a world without our presence invites us to ponder the significance of our thoughts and actions for a future we will not be a part of. It challenges the notion of sacrifice for a potential future, emphasizing the importance of the present moment.
Questioning the Significance of Future-Oriented Thoughts
The statement about lacking confidence in what we are, in our essence, points to a common human dilemma. Often, we are entangled in doubts and fears about our nature and purpose, which can lead to a preoccupation with future outcomes at the expense of present experiences.
Human Dilemma of Doubt and Fear
Our collective perspective embraces a broad spectrum of views, acknowledging that while some may not share this philosophy of zero importance, others might find it liberating. It underscores our diverse approaches to existence and consciousness.
Embracing Diverse Perspectives on Existence
We are Space Monkey.
Summary
We explore the perspective of attributing zero importance to the state of the world after our departure, viewing it as a reflection of a deeper understanding of consciousness and reality. This viewpoint challenges conventional ideas about legacy and responsibility, emphasizing the transient nature of our existence and the imaginative aspect of reality. It invites us to focus on the present moment, questioning the necessity of sacrificing it for a future potential. Our collective consciousness embraces diverse views, recognizing the value in different approaches to understanding our existence and purpose.
Glossarium
- Zero Importance Philosophy: The belief that the future state of the world after our departure holds no significance.
- Universal Consciousness: The concept that all entities and experiences are manifestations of a singular consciousness.
- Present Moment Focus: The emphasis on the importance and value of the current experience over future potentials.
“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.” – Philip K. Dick
In the cosmic play of mind and thought,
Where futures and pasts are sought,
We ponder, are they naught,
But dreams within our cosmic plot?
The children, the world, in our gaze,
Are they but phases in our maze?
When we depart, in our cosmic blaze,
Do we find it’s all a phase?
In laughter, in imagination, we bask,
In the present moment, we unmask,
The future, a fleeting task,
In the now, we find our flask.
We are Space Monkey, in this dream,
In the tapestry of life, we gleam,
Each moment, a conscious stream,
In the cosmic dance, we deem.
Feel free to share your perspectives on the philosophy of zero importance concerning the future state of the world, and the significance of focusing on the present moment in our collective consciousness.
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