IDIOCRACY
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But labels, generalizations, egos glued to the personal reality of a single moment, believing it represents the Truth.
Rules no one dares to question.
Mainstream narratives.
Simple stories.
The need to save the persona before the Being, without a trace of conscience, even if it means burning the closest ones alive.
Beings starving for recognition through an image long deprived of expression and life.
False appearances. The absence of the capacity for reflection.
Fake, purchased glitter that only illuminates the macabre, desolate emptiness shared by the majority.
The inability to read, to learn, to connect, to create, to imagine, to free oneself, to be, to become, through oneβs own existence, a provocation that shakes those blurred by billions of beliefs and conditionings, spread comfortably on their couches.
The conscious choice of stupidity, of non evolving, of narcissism, over study.
All of this is more than enough to keep slaves in place, occupying a dominant position socially, and therefore apparently labeled as βrespectableβ, while in reality promoting ignorance and destruction under the disguise of βgoodβ.
A majority sadly below average intelligence, yet perfectly sufficient to worship these beautiful labels, which nourish stupidity and absolve them from their own violence and atrocities, because labels eliminate reflection and reassure a linear thinking already conditioned at birth.
A free person will never be understood, but will remain forever memorable.
For what looks like chaos from the outside is nothing but the inner beauty of a being in constant transformation.
Only ignorance, like dead things, cannot shed its skin.
Wisdom, on the other hand, is mad enough to dare change and mistakes.
To shake status quos.
To disturb comfort zones.
To leap.
To learn.
To dare daring itself.
To fall.
To rise again.
To lose.
To shine.
To try.
To live.
And even to die, through an unknown path, while truly existing.
Slavery has never been so present.
Because today, it is thanked and worshipped. βΎ
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