On Mutual Admiration [ 3 ]

In a System of Mutual Admiration, one discovers True Balance – both Personal, as well as Interpersonal, and by this Route, eventually, a Immutable and Eternal Balance whose Subject symptomatically renders the capacious Admired and Admirer – Immortal and Effervescent. A Finely Spun Framework of Ethics, in its Joviality, Mutual Admiration is yet beyond all Frameworks, and rather Suffuses its miasmatic and mutative cultures, within all frameworks in which it resides, without dishonoring itself or the Ethicality to be directed towards the treatment of the other. A True Mutual Admiration must Challenge the Admired and the Admirer in uncontrived manners and modes, and this “Must” does not originate in any kind of Legislation but is rather the “Pro Forma” of its Natural Course of Being. The Natural Course of Being, Yes, Indeed, therein lies all Reciprocity in all things. Therein lies the Well Spring and El Dorado of Our System, this Quaint Culture called ‘Mutual Admiration’, that excludes none and includes none,- for how could it, - where there is such a pervasive degree of naturalisation or direction - that inclusivity and exclusivity are naturalised to the point of the Sublime degree and thus no longer need orphan themselves by expressions? Other than by the degrees of Spontaneity and by Flashes of Authentication within Consciousness that it is attained in the Civic Spectrum of enclosures within the Spectacular Consciousness of the Man of luminous Solicitude, A System of Mutual Admiration is entirely redundant, and merely a Literary Theme, yet one that is far more "Real" than the depravities of the failed experiments of the historical "religions" whose vanity have obscured Truth and Light Divine. In this way of relating Private and Public are both wishful constructs, above whose domain the Mutual Admirer perpetually operates and indeed "Oscillates" in a Space of irrevocable Freedom, with its Freewill Naturally irreducibly “Bound” in the Fabric of the Universal Law, whose approximation as “Ethics” paints a conceptual map of this Program of the Psyche.