THE ILLUSION CALLED REALITY I

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CHAPTER 1. II

CHAPTER 1

Eminent awareness

From the initial, I've never considered this world as something worth fretting over. Almost resembling a well-constructed game, I am taken aback from the constant need to isolate myself from the surrounding masses. Continuing to satisfy the need of the masses seems ever so continuous that it drives me insane. As individuals only trying to do the best, we can to fit into society hence we are therefore deprived of the chance of being ourself among the so-called masses.

Funny, as it seems we've slowing been eating away at our self all this while slowly corroding our personalities yet we feel nothing, such is the ability we have developed for so long. With the need to continuously satisfy others we are therefore driven to the conclusion that we must satisfy others; this thought is actually the basic thought we develop over along accumulated period of time. At the end of the day, it just ends up backfiring as we are thus rendered unable to express out true emotions. What ought to be a resounding moment for us is then turned against us. Thus, at a much later time we then come to an awareness which is so eminent we wander how such was skipped from the beginning it is only after we have expressed the true pain of being a tool to others that we can finally see the eminent truth ever so bright in the dark skies.

After all reality is a mirror offering illusions of what is expressed as our inner most desires.  We are fooled by the concept of reality such that we are unable to see the clearer picture.  A mirror able to reflect one's image is the perfect attribute capable of being affiliated with reality.  Life in its self is an illusion although we all see this fact still it is difficult to comprehend even though the thought of it is being offered by our thought process.

What must we do to escape the chain binding us called reality?

By steel maxima