14 Jun Kotodama 121
We're were: we are what we were. Only when we break out of this cycle can we be in the now. ...
12 Jun Kotodama 119
Growing old is wonderful as long as you are growing....
11 Jun Kotodama 120
The word with the greatest number of definitions is "set", according to the Oxford English Dictionary. The definitions and of "set" number more than 60,000 words. The vastness of "set" includes meanings ranging from mathematical collections, television equipment, athletic readiness ("ready, set, go!") hardening concrete, breasts, predetermined arrangements, the act of placing something down, etc., etc., etc. As what "set" means depends on context and relationship, "set" is virtually always simply understood; though not in all ways. Yet, a complete understanding of "set" would be overwhelming, as "set" mirrors the complexity of completeness itself. ...
08 Jun Kotodama 118
Life is always, but not all ways, wonderful....
07 Jun Kotodama 117
The hierarchy of males in a family: The one below you is a boy. Your equal is a bro. Your superior is a motherfucker. When a boy is treated like a boy, that's a test. If he accepts poor treatment, he can best aspire to be a bro. If he fights back against the taunts, he's showing signs he can be a motherfucker. After enough fights, he has proven his genes, easily attracting girls. He's the motherfucker....
07 Jun Kotodama 116
Life is a simple labyrinth, leading to where we came from. Thinking it's a maze, it's amazing....
07 Jun Kotodama 113
The Everything is the ever-thing. The invisible Soul is the ever, eternal. The tangible now is the thing, temporary. The Soul is before and after the now. As before and after are indistinguishable, they are sole: one. The Soul sees the now as one thing, the manifestation of the Soul. Yet, within the now are an infinite number of everchanging things. The Soul is the inside of a circle. The now is the outside. While seemingly mutually exclusive, they are mutually dependent as one cannot exist without the other. Together, they are the ever-thing. The Everything is also the ever-y-thing, or ever-why-thing. The eternal question is "why does the now thing exist?" There is no why, as all there is is the ever-thing....
06 Jun Kotodama 110
Before and after the now, I am what I am. In the now, I am who I am. What is the unmanifested, potentially every thing. Who is the What manifested by the breath of life. In the circle of life, I am eternally What and temporarily Who. The sound of Who is made by shaping our mouth into a small circle and thrusting the air from our lungs to fill the now with our presence....
05 Jun Kotodama 111
The hole reveals the whole. The now is a tiny hole revealing the Soul....