Conflict will always persist as part of the human condition…
While most people eventually give in to logical processes, learn life lessons, change, adapt and evolve… one can never underestimate the raw power of human emotions.
Some assume that emotions lead to poor decisions, or that operating outside the boundaries of logic alone will somehow inevitably lead to a conflict in principle, morality, or interest… I argue that any logical human who fails to utilize emotion falls short of their potential.
In a way, our emotions can be seen as a form of intuition. A sense, apart from our biological issuances, that can lead to a deeper form of perception… a more “mature” viewport by which the observer sees more than probabilistic equilibriums. Intent, motive… self preservation. While often the primary causal mechanisms we use to justify our actions and our thoughts, these merely represent the solo intellectual or monopolistic interests of an organism that fails to recognize the embedded connections below the surface.
Much unlike universal laws and knowledge, this singular bias, albeit existing perhaps initially entangled in our subconscious constructs, fails to accept the inescapable truth of duality.
Where there is a source, there must be a termination. Wherever a photon can possibly reach in existence, so too darkness must be granted access there.
Between these chasms and valleys exists an entire network of unfathomable of possibilities, all of which in their own right can be adjusted to scale to find their own counterparts, their own opposite and equal reactions.
In the kaleidoscope of consciousness where choices follow consequences, effects can precipitate their cause, our single greatest measurement… our most powerful tool, is love.
Undefinable… impossible to quantify, immeasurable.
Remember that we here, are merely the biological resolution of a much more vast and expansive consciousness which constitutes the universe we observe. Yet I posit, are we not the universes tentacle? A growing membrane on the plane of reality itself, turning back to observe itself and ask, who am I?
Know thyself.
