I Love the World

The world as it seems and the world as it is can be very different ob<x>jects. Our world is largely unknown to us, we see world through blurry lenses, we assume that the surface of the world, of situations, are exactly that, but if you look a little deeper, further info the past, further into the future, into yourself, into others, you could see quite easily that our world is, was, and is capable of being more & more beautiful still. You could draw parallels between our own time and centuries and millenia passed, great feats of understanding and great feats of disunity, often at the same time. We can build upon our world, destroy it, each option bearing tremendous potential to be for us or against us, and either way, in the long term even adversity can be turned to strength, and as human beings - we've done so. Adversity is among the greatest inspirations to us, and in golden & gilden ages so also are we inspired.

Humans can, if there's something to take from this, create mountains of splendor from pebbles in their shoes. The world can be as great as we desire it to be, and it often has been!

And great advice from one of the greatest 'anti-nihilist', in the most ironic self-aware statement I can think of "He who fights with monsters should be careful lest he thereby become a monster. And if thou gaze long into an abyss, the abyss will also gaze into thee."

The worst thing you can do here is forfeit on the world, in doing so you turn the gears of complacency another round.

So hope and desire! Allow your thoughts to develope but don't let them consume you, our world can be anything & everything, or nothing, if that is our desire.