Unbecoming the Fool

Becoming a fool is very easy. It requires no effort at all and yet sometimes one finds themself exerting more effort into becoming one than they do acquiring wisdom. Wisdom is the opposite state of being foolish, no?

Addiction is something I feel people should have compassion towards yet where I am with it (horrible struggle since my early life) I feel as though I have dissected it for what it is inside the psyche. In essence it is a mere psychological mechanism before branching out in the entire neurology and biology.

I will now only be logging onto Bluelight once a month. Should I make it on the New or Full Moons? No, no good reason outside of being playful and fun.

Two quotes until next time,

"We either make ourselves miserable, or we make ourselves strong. The amount of work is the same."
- Carlos Castaneda

"I know LSD; I don't need to take it anymore. Maybe when I die, like
Aldous Huxley."
― Albert Hofmann

Two songs I want you to read the lyrics to if you have ever struggled with a chemical addiction issue and have been forced into a monetized profit-based system of greed and intellectual inadequacy.

 
Substance therapy never set me free

I don't know about you, but I'm admitting now that I have a problem

I have a problem


 
I guess a bottle can't save my life

I guess a bottle can't tame my mind

No man is an island

So who would you want to be stranded on a desert island with?

A fool or the wise?
 
Intoxicants have brought out the fool inside me more times than seeing the light that's all I can say before never venturing back to the comments of this entry.
 
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