On Mutual Admiration [ 1 ]

In a System of Mutual Admiration, to achieve admiration to a full and clear degree, beyond the waxing and waning of particulars, such occurrence as may optimally be brought into fruition, is not a child of deliberation, nor a creature borne by calculations. It is, to be Original and Natural to its own premise and condition, invariably a “miraculous” conception of spontaneity, whose facets ‘may’ be studied critically in order to experience its Natural State of Originality - but woe upon the person who substitutes the merely mechanistic reduction of such analyses as an equal by "Knowledge" - far less higher than the actual expression of Mutual Admiration ! – For this reduction is a Statement not only insolent to the very theme and Sacred context of Friendship whose purity and essence is affixed in “The Proverbial System” of Mutual Admiration ( In order to disseminate it as a "theme" - a rational and thematic anti-dote to mere utilitarian "mimicry" - and a Sound and resounding promotion of True Sincerity and Authentic natures ) , mechanisation of such Naturalness implies such deplorable dehumanization, as only a folly-inspired agency could contemplate. For, Nowhere better, than in the Aggrandized and Aboriginal Mould of True Friendship, which is rarer than True Gold and Platinum, - can we Discover and Dispel the Real Nature of Human Existence, and Grant Assent to the Greatest Character of its Divine Potentiality, which every hee-haw has denigrated through the ages throwing Mankind into an abysmal state of Universal Self-Doubt and Self-Deceit, taking as Schopenhauer had stated, “His own limits, as the limits of the world itself”. Mote it Be then, that a True Mutual Admiration between Sentient persons, - is by Nature Illimitable and Ponders the Suchness of this very Illimitability, yet governed by the protocols of the delimited Ground, which “miraculously” fosters itself in the discoveries of the unique woes and delicate joys of The Admirable Friend, who must always be held in a state of Honest Admiration, by the Universal Concord of Mutual Admirers.

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