ALL ABSOLUTE (standard:Creative non-fiction, 275 words)
Author: Sjaan Thomas	Added: Nov 28 2004	Views/Reads: 3307/0	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
It never seemed to slip so damn easy. Never before had the way been lost with such routine.

ALL ABSOLUTE 

It never seemed to slip so damn easy. Never before had the way been lost
with such routine. Again and again we fall into the lightless drudge of 
our worldly lives. See only the harsh, well-defined aspects of an 
agreed upon society. Feel only the lying, cheating souls of some sort 
of ‘moral decay'. Dwell upon forces of chaotic pain and 
inextinguishable guilt for loved ones. Living and acting in 
relationships framed of pride and the deepest jealousy. Endlessly 
running to our jobs that make us sick to provide for the families we 
never have time to see or love. And yet we wonder ‘what the hell could 
be wrong?' The mutation is in the release of all these patterns of 
illogical behavior. Yet that is not enough, we must also abandon our 
logic. We can always glimpse the divine, but never can our eyes rest 
upon it. Those moments of pure harmony with all that is, are the 
moments we must hold on to. When the formerly separate and 
indescribable becomes crystal clear and all attempts at any Euclidian 
logic are worthless. This eternal loss of time and aspect is the true 
nature of god and ourselves.  It's the point at which our self is 
dissolved into the endlessness of our world and a true peace may be 
found. To truly live we must accept both and all aspects of our lives 
and hold them with the same importance and gravity as all the rest. We 
must understand that good, evil, truth, and lies are all aspects of the 
same, none of which are relative but all are absolute. 

Sjaan Thomas, 2004 


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