04-09-2015, 12:00 AM
Oculus: Caught like a rat in a rat trap
Oculus, I understand that PERFECTLY, and reflects my phenomenalogical stance that existence is not necessary and disqualifies 'OUGHTNESS' of all that follows. Thus, controlled folly is for me.
In my detachments, and ultimately controlled folly, I learned to take the energy of angst in being "Caught like a rat in a rat trap" and SEEING both sadness and joy in the same. REALLY, such sadness will make you laugh hysterically in the best moments of detachment and controlled folly.
NOT to say there are no pains in my life, just that I tend to experience them FULLY in acquiescence (or in aquiscence following immediately thereafter). I then usually detach with relative mastery and absorb their (all negative emotions) power.
Laughing > there is no other place like being "Caught like a rat in a rat trap." Know what I mean?
Oculus, I understand that PERFECTLY, and reflects my phenomenalogical stance that existence is not necessary and disqualifies 'OUGHTNESS' of all that follows. Thus, controlled folly is for me.
In my detachments, and ultimately controlled folly, I learned to take the energy of angst in being "Caught like a rat in a rat trap" and SEEING both sadness and joy in the same. REALLY, such sadness will make you laugh hysterically in the best moments of detachment and controlled folly.
NOT to say there are no pains in my life, just that I tend to experience them FULLY in acquiescence (or in aquiscence following immediately thereafter). I then usually detach with relative mastery and absorb their (all negative emotions) power.
Laughing > there is no other place like being "Caught like a rat in a rat trap." Know what I mean?