Sometimes I’m happy, mostly i’m content. Sometimes i’m sad, mostly i’m just lossed.
Often i really can’t tell what or why my mind is doing what it’s doing, i’ll think certian things, defend arguments and act on belifes only to later be proven wrong or suddenly discover none of what i said is true to my now current mind.
If i get drunk is feel like truth will break free and that all thats holding it back is an endless maze of silly embarresment assumption and illusion, but then when the alchohol wears off logic returns and the ‘reasons’ come with it.
For the most part i just either distract myself or don’t think about it, but when i have chance or momentary clarity it’s vaugely clear that all this mind is all i’ll ever see or live or express is layer after layer of interesting elaborately constructed character, none more real than the last.
But is that true? if none of them are real maybe that proves that the illusion is in fact the feeling of unreality and those changing faces are in fact all the ‘you’ you’ll ever be.
An interesting concept that came up in conversation with my Dad was this, taking everything down to it’s simplest form there has to be three things. For example there can be light and dark, but there must also be a context for the state of light and dark to exist in. So logically there must be three things always, Yes, No and maybe. Good, Bad and Neutral. etc.
I like the example of using a computer, say playing a Computer Game. You have this elaborate amazing world (the game) you have the player (the ‘you’) but you also have the world in which the computer and the player exist.
None of all this is my own discovery and knowledge, i’m lucky enough to have been surrounded by this sort of discussion and subject for most of my life, but I’ve also not had much experiance of other peoples lives and minds, so i’d be interested by any comments about how you see your own mind or how you feel about your sense of ‘you’
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