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The
Anomaly Known As Devon
can write about what he wants whenever he wants,
this time he writes..... |
Do We
have a Soul? Biotch. |
What a vague
term is the soul. What dried concepts we have
attached to it - much like everything else in our
lives: marshaled into convenient pragmatism.
Speaking on the institution of conventional
logic there is no room for such a "thing".
The functions of soul is cataloged and dismissed
by the functions of the brain. Fortunately
the soul doesn’t give a damn about our explanations.
Instead of asking what is the soul I ask what is logic?
Useful yet suffocating - a very necessary
tool that we forgot was just a tool. We carry the
thing with us all day, clanking around in our
heavy hand,
jabbering on excessively.
And for fuck sake if we happen to drop the damn thing what are
we going to do?!? Who’s going to tighten
the bolts and screws to keep our view of existence
in tidy order?!?
When your setting there with your delicious bowl of triple-fudge-peanut-butter-melt
ice-cream and the little bastard keeps
prattling on about something you heard last
Tuesday. It's enough to make one yell: "Just
leave me be! I want to be with this taste, this texture!
Sometimes I just get on my last nerve
with all my needs to shoe-horn everything
into priorities, deafening with the self continuity.
In moments of profound surrender, the mouthy
midget tyrant shuts its cake hole, and judgment
is suspended. And for a brief interlude I am
blessed with a little peek. It is these
times which I relish (what a word!)
where I sip up the gossamer as though it were
finely aged port. Without rhyme or design
I am transported into the sacred, existing
in an essence not of my own. If I concentrate I
am able to change the channel. At first a torrent
of new “feelings“ pours out, yet with a little
adjustment of reception the new theme stabilizes.
This is my special Solarium (or sanatorium,
depending on whose reading this).
We have all been here - tiny flickers. But we grasp at them and
try to grapple them and make them our own. What remains
is pinning, and the initial experience
remembered as nothing more.
I am certain if we stand
completely naked, disrobed from all the
silly
veneers of separateness we can look upon the
sleeves of ivy clambering through the sinews
of mortar and in a blink become saturated
within the embodiment of the very moment. A
transcendence before the physicality of
sensory shuffle.
So to me, I am not concerned with what powers me, but with what
moves me. Not concerned with where I’ll go but
with where I am.
Lets get naked!
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