Something to Entertain Until it Doesn't
Various aphorisms that might entertain for a while.
You can relax; there is nothing profound here because there is nothing profound anywhere. Our neediness demands profundity, as we must believe that there is more than the mundane, but there isn’t.
I need nothing; I do nothing. Hardly anyone lives like this now. Contemporary behavior would say, “I need nothing, and so I must do something. The alternative would plunge me into the void.”
Why do you care? Your God does not.
That person you say you love. Could it be that you only love what you have projected onto them? The actual person you do not see.
That person you say you hate—could it be that you only hate what you have projected onto them? The actual person you do not see. The great manipulators of passive minds are masters at getting the masses to hate through projection.
As a general rule, the quietest person in the room is the most powerful person in the room. The loudmouths and performing monkeys are compensating for their lack of power.
There is no peace like the peace that comes from abandoning all hope.
Those who want you to change do so because it benefits them.
Existence is the sharpest blade; it will decapitate a million without hesitation or mercy. Such clarity and faultless execution are beyond our sickly, sentimental clinging.
The candidates for hell have convinced us that happiness is a natural state and is attainable. Misery is our natural state, but those who believe happiness is available think they are somehow superior, which forces us to endure their self-righteousness. By the way, there is joy in misery because it is authentic.