Wise
Shift in values is recognition of authority, translates into freedom, taking back your power. Pragmatically that means self sustenance, yes, going back to the paleolithic as some crudely claim. From the mind of an indoctrinated ego that feels old, this may seem ridiculous. The cast system is at work at every single level, cellular, neurological and neuralgic. We where domesticated to be afraid of the dirt. We rather keep our hands clean in a keyboard from which we participate in genocide, ecocide and the demise of everything that's living. A spirit that puts it like this, can be seen young, foolish, immature. Everything in the modern overworld culture is upside down. We think we grow more mature, and that is older, but we grow younger. The new generations are the older ones, think about it, the older you are, the more you knew life and the earth when it was younger, when it wasn't so desecrated, you are younger in that sense. Growing mature then is going the other way, wanting to reach a younger time, because, we have walked away from good. We are not advancing as a species, as a humanity, only the machines are; we are their slaves, and the result of that is that we are further away from well being than ever.
How serious can this message be taken, when a hard truth slaps you on the face, you turn the other way and joke around, there's a crowd to laugh at the joke you will make. Don't be too serious, says the foolish attitude. Where's the wise man at? The wise man is not fooling around. He won't jump into anxiety and doze it off with humor or explanationism, he will be quiet. That's how you tell. Being wise is knowing this and doing something about it, quietly. Being able to be human, when someone needs you. Being calm, sober, able to function and respond from reason, from intelligence, not subduing to the frantic feelings of the body, the anxiety of the nervous system. Having power and money won't make you wiser. You can be better at what you do, more powerful at being more powerful, but that's not being wise. Are we growing wiser?
Wise
Shift in values is recognition of authority, translates into freedom, taking back your power. Pragmatically that means self sustenance, yes, going back to the paleolithic as some crudely claim. From the mind of an indoctrinated ego that feels old, this may seem ridiculous. The cast system is at work at every single level, cellular, neurological and neuralgic. We where domesticated to be afraid of the dirt. We rather keep our hands clean in a keyboard from which we participate in genocide, ecocide and the demise of everything that's living. A spirit that puts it like this, can be seen young, foolish, immature. Everything in the modern overworld culture is upside down. We think we grow more mature, and that is older, but we grow younger. The new generations are the older ones, think about it, the older you are, the more you knew life and the earth when it was younger, when it wasn't so desecrated, you are younger in that sense. Growing mature then is going the other way, wanting to reach a younger time, because, we have walked away from good. We are not advancing as a species, as a humanity, only the machines are; we are their slaves, and the result of that is that we are further away from well being than ever.
How serious can this message be taken, when a hard truth slaps you on the face, you turn the other way and joke around, there's a crowd to laugh at the joke you will make. Don't be too serious, says the foolish attitude. Where's the wise man at? The wise man is not fooling around. He won't jump into anxiety and doze it off with humor or explanationism, he will be quiet. That's how you tell. Being wise is knowing this and doing something about it, quietly. Being able to be human, when someone needs you. Being calm, sober, able to function and respond from reason, from intelligence, not subduing to the frantic feelings of the body, the anxiety of the nervous system. Having power and money won't make you wiser. You can be better at what you do, more powerful at being more powerful, but that's not being wise. Are we growing wiser?
