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  • Politics as Wars of Religion…

    Except that honesty is not required.

  • Far and near

    Sometimes one must study facts far distant miles of years away, in order to understand where one stands.

  • A fool on a hill

    Exiting,… consciously extracting one’s self from the unconscious traditions of thought and belief, in which most will temain unawares asleep, adreaming, leaves one standing rather solitarily on a hill. As if by one’s own effort of mind, the remaining surrounding fog, mist and clouds are dispelled.

    And such inner acts are fully hidden from those below the clouds in the valleys.

  • After Nietzsche?

    It is probably impossible to be a knowledgeable – certainly if one is educated – serious thinker, and not have gone through at least a bath of Nietzsche..

  • Ahistoria

    Ahstoria is less an ignorance of history than a state of mind, of being. Perhaps non-being. Certainly unconsciously being. For the ideas in which we live and move and have our being have their own story in which we “are”, but not knowing it at all, or even recognizing it, people live in an ahistoric state.of mind. A state of mind which is like a condition of being.

    And I continue after decades to extract my mind, my self, my being from this condition of mass ahistoria.

    The fact is is that most people do not live inside of history, they live in their houses. Better stated: they are not aware that they live in history, though they do; but they are aware that they live in their houses.

  • Overtime

    A compilation of communications to the future by those who felt outside and over their times, and especially the idea of such individuals being outside, above, “over” their time consciously, and aware that others in history also could also have been outside and above their times, and that they might be aware of the others in history being outside and above their time and keeping them in mind. And especially those in the past or future who were aware that they were outside of their times, and that there were others who would’ve thought of others being outside and above their times.

  • Useless insights

    Seeking decades for answers most do not know have questions.

  • True “modern” religious life?

    If one can not live (or imagine oneself to be, or believe one is) with God, then one can at least live with the question of God.

  • Individual?

    Whether someone is a “true individual” depends on whether they find, whether they have, the determination of their thoughts, words, and deeds, in themselves alone, or from the world, society, and groups around them.

  • A solid reification, anyone?

    Rom, 11 Nov 1786 Goethe – Charlotte von Stein