I never met a baby whose ass I couldn’t kick.
How about life? Meh. Living’s overrated. To think that this is all there is. Sixty or so years of eating, sleeping, and watching movies then you’re 6 feet below. And all that you learned and all that you thought and all that you were…deleted. They still take their place on the continuous rift of time, but at this point in time, they are nil. Eat, Sleep, Computer, Movies…at least that’s my life. Sure I could get an education, a job, get married and have kids. Education today…psshh what a joke. And a job? Who wants to spend the short time we have in life making the rich man richer? Sorry Bub, I enjoy life too much. Marriage, yeah but then you’ve got to commit. Commit to change, to invasion of space, of personality, to work. And then what if she decides she wants Children. Don’t even get me started on Children. “Dear, why on earth would we have children? That is so nineteen fifties. Nobody’s having children these days. Absolutely out of the question, I mean, its absurd.” So… what if I’m wrong about it all ending here?
So lets give afterlife a shot. So first, what is this heaven thing? Well it sounds to me like its all fishing, beer, sex, drawing, and comic books….now that would be heavenly. But seriously; a place that’s perfect? I’m sorry but a place like that can’t exist. First of all, no human would ever make it in. To be human is to be flawed. And there in lies the beauty of humanity. Hot chicks wouldn’t be hot if there were no ugly chicks, or even chicks that were just somehow less hot. The perfect world is the ever changing fucked up world in which we currently reside. This is why I like the idea of reincarnation. Our life just doesn’t get deleted. It gets stored away in the soul memory. Now this could become very dangerous, I know. Perhaps you die a horrible way in one life. Well in the next few, you’ll always be scarred by or fearsome of whatever horrors caused your mishap. This torment might travel from one life to the next based on the damage of the soul. But honestly, that loses something in it…the whole sequel idea. I’m no fan of the stardust theory, but if I die. And eventually all earth life as well. I hope that the matter our corpses leave behind will be able to create some sort of new life or become a part of something further down the Tran dimensional time line of all that is, was, and will be. Now there is something glorifying in the humanistic view of one life to live. One shot at greatness. Often those who believe this is it, make the most of life. Teaching humility and contentment…Buddha and Jesus, and their super best friends…they taught the weak be happy in their places, and the rest to be stoners/potheads. They were taught to be content and not to achieve greatness, for someone else achieved greatness for them. …fun, fantastic…and weak like babies.
Comment by TigerSpice 2/22/2005:
Since the order of the world is shaped by death, mightn’t it be better for God if we refuse to believe in Him, and struggle with all our might against death without raising our eyes towards the heaven where He sits in silence?