The Limits Of Language
It's been said, "when humanity saw it's reflection in the mirror, they began to lose their thoughts about their soul."
Perhaps that loss became our obcession with expressing who we are and language has limited and strayed us further and further from deep introspection, until these days of thirst and hunger for self-knowledge.
My Grand Mother's parents were Native Americans so, I know how civilization has been more like evilization to both Native and African Americans.
Except for these two cultures, American's lifestyles have been chosen, not forced.
A dialog about how this happened, in the context of forgiving our ancestors for their ignorance, would be the blessing towards healing the African Roots of Humanity, as well as the American Roots of this, our Native American home.
Such a dialog could very well be the soul's gift- which we've lost and now search for- inspiring us seekers from within the conciousness that is the creator in us all.
I wish James O'Dea well in his dialog quest however, it will do a small amount of good for him, when so many more people hunger and thirst for knowledge of the creator within.
They still live homeless, fatherless, and without companions, as they seek the comforting knowledge of a blameless life.
They still fill prisons, rehab facilities and mental health institutions, secretly fearing evilization's stigmatizing ignorance.
When will the dialog end and the educative effort to heal the spirits of humanity's children begin?
How long will the rhetoric about what we know continue to hold back teaching the lost how to find the truth within?
It's Time To Get Wise To The Waxed, Elequent Vanity Of Ourselves And Stop Talking About Stopping Selfishness
It's Time To Shut Up AND Put Up Because...
Something IS Coming!!!
James O’Dea on Language
