Posts Tagged ‘freedom’
Capital shares in Creation
Posted on: March 18, 2009
Son of Man: Margin for Freedom (February 25, 2009)
Heredity defines to great extent every individual. Every one of us is the product of long lines of successive unions and yet the probability of identical persons is nil among the billions upon billions of human kinds that roamed earth. Every person that dies is never replaced and his unique set of characteristics is gone for ever. Maybe our margin for developing certain characteristics is limited; even then, what could be modified a little by nature, environment, social conditions, and personal limited will have an impact in defining future generations.
We have always attributed our reality to act of God, His will, our Destiny; we have been sons of God until recently. Research and technology is altering many genomes for a healthier man, even before he is born, even when he is a fetus, even by sorting out and selecting one among the many embryos to re-insert in the mother’s uterus. Man has started to affect genetically future generations. God is no longer the sole and exclusive owner of man.
Man is becoming part owner, though with a tiny share so far. As long as man is not able to tamper with the brain on a large scale, then God will still have the bigger share to man. When you partially own a person then you are responsible for the whole entity. We tended to let God off the hook for too long. If man has to be taken to court for wrong doing or designing and manufacturing defective products, then it is about time that God be taken to court after each war, each genocide, each apartheid systems of suffering and humiliation.
We have always attributed to God all the good values, even the immoral values in our daily realities, and attributed to God, we have tried hard to interpret then in a lenient manner. If God exists, and he should exist, then God has to be taken to the International Tribunal for crimes against humanity. That is the margin of liberty that we still own; to study, read, reflect, have our own opinions, take hold of our personal responsibilities, and act accordingly. When a person denies his own share of responsibility and stop reflecting and studying then all he does is but wind. I have published many “poems” and I selected two that might be representative for this article.
I Say
I say, every one must have his identity:
Death has forced on us the I.
I say, what exists must be discovered:
Death impressed on us to know.
I say, every feeling must be experienced:
Death created stages for us to grow.
I say, there must be a meaning to life:
Death did not leave us a choice in that.
A Gentle Touch*
Prettier than white dust
You shall never be.
Uglier than a skeleton
You can never be.
Toward the scared souls, scared of death,
Scared in living,
Let your stretched hand
Be gentler, your voice softer.
International Tribunal for God
Posted on: February 26, 2009
Son of Man: Margin for Freedom (February 25, 2009)
Heredity defines to great extent every individual. Every one of us is the product of long lines of successive unions and yet the probability of identical persons is nil among the billions upon billions of human kinds that roamed earth. Every person that dies is never replaced and his unique set of characteristics is gone for ever. Maybe our margin for developing certain characteristics is limited; even then, what could be modified a little by nature, environment, social conditions, and personal limited will have an impact in defining future generations.
We have always attributed our reality to act of God, His will, our Destiny; we have been sons of God until recently. Research and technology is altering many genomes for a healthier man, even before he is born, even when he is a fetus, even by sorting out and selecting one among the many embryos to re-insert in the mother’s uterus. Man has started to affect genetically future generations. God is no longer the sole and exclusive owner of man.
Man is becoming part owner, though with a tiny share so far. As long as man is not able to tamper with the brain on a large scale, then God will still have the bigger share to man. When you partially own a person then you are responsible for the whole entity. We tended to let God off the hook for too long. If man has to be taken to court for wrong doing or designing and manufacturing defective products, then it is about time that God be taken to court after each war, each genocide, each apartheid systems of suffering and humiliation.
We have always attributed to God all the good values, even the immoral values in our daily realities, and attributed to God, we have tried hard to interpret then in a lenient manner. If God exists, and he should exist, then God has to be taken to the International Tribunal for crimes against humanity. That is the margin of liberty that we still own; to study, read, reflect, have our own opinions, take hold of our personal responsibilities, and act accordingly. When a person denies his own share of responsibility and stop reflecting and studying then all he does is but wind. I have published many “poems” and I selected two that might be representative for this article.
I Say
I say, every one must have his identity:
Death has forced on us the I.
I say, what exists must be discovered:
Death impressed on us to know.
I say, every feeling must be experienced:
Death created stages for us to grow.
I say, there must be a meaning to life:
Death did not leave us a choice in that.
A Gentle Touch*
Prettier than white dust
You shall never be.
Uglier than a skeleton
You can never be.
Toward the scared souls, scared of death,
Scared in living,
Let your stretched hand
Be gentler, your voice softer.
Note: I republished under a different title for lack of readers.
Adonis Diaries 
Titbits #127
Posted by: adonis49 on: March 23, 2021
titbits #127
Archaeologists discovered 12,500-year-old rock paintings in the Colombian Amazon. Tens of thousands of artworks depict humans and Ice Age animals including mastodon, horses, and fish.
Sanmitsu is Japan’s buzzword of the year… It refers to the “three C’s” of social distancing—avoiding closed spaces, crowds, and close-contact situations.
If anyone tells you that your daydreams should account for your “old Age”, then fuck those daydreams and fuck his life
Are you a Romantic? Sure, in my daydreaming stories. Isn’t it the definition of being Romantic?
So many daydreamer Romantics turned out to be the worst nightmares inflicted on the individuals as well on society
I feel so sorry for myself: I am too slow, in expressing my affection and attachment to you
If you have no patience to do your due diligence on fact-checking research, at least make sure your general knowledge is vast enough to discriminate faked news and faked facts.
The bedouin tribes mentality are compatible among themselves. For example, the Arabian Peninsula pseudo- States and Israel. Israel colonial implanted tribes in Palestine
Urban social structure is meant to accommodate many economic and social classes in order to function and exploit.
And ‘Choice’ remains our greatest gift whether we don’t see it or recognize its existence in transforming our life. Yes, life is a journey and our tomorrows are dependent on every action we take and every step we make. We are the author of our destiny, even partially, and it is a huge responsibility that most of us abdicate from. early on.
Is China owning the narrative of vaccine diplomacy by using “powerful” images to get headlines “on the cheap? China is providing “free vaccine” in small amount to many African nations such as Egypt (300,000 shots, Algeria, Cameroon, Senegal, Zimbabwe., Rwanda…
Freedom? People refuse to act on obtaining freedom: They want the Liberty to enslave people, physically, emotionally and intellectually. Freedom demands to confront injustices and indignity in order to free others. Freedom is Not what the silent majority is ready to shoulder. Actually, the “American Revolution” wanted the liberty to keep importing slaves. And the US is still at it, till now and at a larger scale.
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