No! Not human species. Any species. We all began as an idea. Next: mind evolved. Then imagination joined forces. And, lo and behold, here we are.
You and I, and… all the
species. The amorphous energy
slowing down.
Recently I converted 152 essays I’d written some years ago into
paperback editions. To my surprise I noticed that a number of subjects,
so-called ‘mysteries’ I’d ‘unveiled’ there, I am once more dissecting in some
of my blogs. This in itself does no harm as my essays delve deeper into the
subjects, and there is little chance that the same reader would venture upon
both, my Essays and my Blogs. If so, however, they might learn a gentle
improvement in my own understanding of the same Truth, let alone an improved
ability to be concise.
But this is not the matter that surprised me.
What literally amazed me was that I continually stumble across the
same Truth that is imbedded deep within my psyche. I strongly suspect that
people who indulge in daily contemplation share the same experience. To abide
in the Present, Truth must be continuously rediscovered.
Truth is One, but It can be examined from infinite number of points
of view. It is buried deep within us all, waiting to be discovered. Hence my
thesis that everything already exists in potential form, and that our eternal
task is to bring it out “into the open”, to make it pragmatic, or perhaps to
share it with others. Each one of us has something unique to contribute to this
journey of discovery. I can but hope that you’ll walk with me part of the way.
As you read my Essays you might sense moments of eureka, moments of
discovery, when if fact they were simply moments of recognition that the
concepts you read have always been yours, have always hovered on the very edge
of your perception, waiting for a propitious moment, or the right push, to come
to the forefront of your awareness.
I can also but hope that my Essays will reawaken your memories, and
that uniqueness of your consciousness will enrich the genetic archetypes in the
racial memory.
I’d love to hear from you, to have you share your own memories in the
form of (brief) comments, or reviews on the Amazon, or wherever you found my
Essays.
I must remind you that I am not a keeper of racial memory, but—we are. You and I, and as of few years
ago, some seven billion of us, all waiting and trying to remember where we came
from, and to some extent some of us, were we are going.
Until then, happy journey.
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