A Vedic Search for your stability is a bridge too far.
Anxiety wells up and stays for a long time. Belief systems aren’t easily swayed, anyway.
Remember, infinities aren’t always equal.
Numbers can be naive if you let them.
A paradox always shows up when predication rules are violated.
Predication is judgemental when one term is subsumed under another.
Does the set of all sets contain itself? It does, and it doesn’t.
Your bill of rights is not mine; social values are temporary, most of the time.
Axions are stipulated, but nobody cares. They are too busy thinking about themselves.
The Hungarian prince is hiding out in Cornish. The Druids of Gaul want him gone.
Pre-destination is when the future is born in the past.
Our Universe comprises a lot of space, balled-up nuclear furnaces hung within prior superstructures, balled-up gas, and balled-up rocks that orbit around space. The Webb telescope may be bringing us a paradigm shift in real time.
It is a simple system with a complicated past.
Time changes things; entropy never goes away. Order to disorder is a rule of the game. The Universe is getting back to where it once belonged. Light is such a moving thing. Entropy, Evolution, and Iteration run the show. Other realms abound.
All things are triune, with binary interactives.
It’s possible that before the Big Bang, the Universe was an infinite stretch of an ultrahot, dense material, persisting in a steady state—a time before time. The Big Bang was programmed to be orderly. Entropy set in after the stage was set. Gas and rocks fall in on themselves.
Molecules can self-copy.
You are a bag of particles and known thought responses from within. Consciousness is an emergent, highly complex property.
Does illusion drive free will? Free to choose.
Does illusion drive reality? Free to choose.
The fictions of narratives are many. Free to choose.
Survival with a reason? Free to choose.
The Universe can only move particles around. It is a one-trick pony.
A Vedic Search for your stability is a bridge too far.
The world beyond language is not an open-ended one.
Your cultural perspective is out of focus.
Legacies are a short-time thing.
Alder trees never do well in a cypress swamp.
Warren Wales had a raid in the making, but the old Roman city had already been burned to the ground; its hill fort lay in ruin too. Solace was nowhere to be found.
