On Human Nature [ 3 ]

On Human Nature ( 3 ).

“ Why are my Quotations – which I Deliberately yet Honestly write intending to Serve the Purpose that all Quotations Serve – Why are Mine – Especially So Long, Elaborate, and Difficult to Read? I can not tell. When I experience myself in the process and warrant of composing my little thoughts, I have one Intention, and that is, to Symbolize my Truth in Words, so as they Stand in the Sacred Autonomy together and yet with benign and worshipful Indifference to the voices of Hounds, Sparrows, Hummingbirds, and Darlings. So that my, little harpsichord stands in that orchestra of babble not as an evidence nor even as an Affidavit of Existence or Nihilism – but an Indulged Equal in the Lunatic and Upsetting and simultaneously Jubilant and Sublime Metropolis of Souls envesseled in Flesh. My purpose is Pacific, - and though others might find it Ornate, I can never really appreciate what they are really talking about, for when I write these little Quotes with my single Intention, the words Pour like Rain pours down from brooding clouds, and muddy up the Quiet and Dry, thatched, grounds – as Fire rushes up, from the altercation of nature as its own essence, as Wind, - blows it and erases “This” or “That” from the forestations of human and divine arrangements, only So that the grains of musky powder must of the mystic ashes, can then brew to enrich the Soil and render it nutritious so that Life may Eat of it and Be Full. And Lo! the Waters of Existence can meander per their pleasure, seeking permission of none other than their own Nature, Affinity, with the Full Benediction of the Divine, whose so called “Judgment” through human doings and undoing, seeing and unseeing, liking and not liking, believing and not believing altercate and alternate in the vast and bizarre elemental spiral which more than just one person in the posterities have regarded as a kind of Comedy of the Twelve by Twleve Celestes. In relation to Life, we could each of us say only this : Take It Or Leave It, and be you of the Nature of Wise and Happy, - you be Loving and Kind, be you of the Nature of Constant seeking of Exigency, Unconstant to those that give you Affection, Prone to Dissatisfaction, and Melancholy - , be assured you will be made Wiser, by your will or not, by what Dreams may come in the tides of the One Ocean that is the Waters of the living and undulating ripples of all Elementally arranged Souls, in the Here as well as the Hereafter, by the Providence of your Free Will to Be Or Not to Be.”

( Alexander K RAI, MSMA )



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