Wednesday, December 6, 2006

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The fates lead him who will, they drag him who does not want. Seneca

He walked along the road to eradicating the suffering inflicted on his soul throughout his career, juxtaposing reason of insanity, all embalmed weakening of charms flattering his ego. Life failed him so often. He remained a long time staring into space watching from the time without thinking that the time finally did not exist. He believed in the unknown but had lost track of the known. All intersecting in his mind, and sometimes he seemed to sink into depression growing. Fear watched him many times and his body responded with some occasional pain or infections. His thoughts began to struggle and groan in all directions with such force that his budget had tripled Efferalgan recent years. There was every indication that he was sinking more and more, for he sought, Paradoxically, the elevation of the soul. Within the powerful screams rang, because of anger and sadness. These hidden screams fed her unconscious and opened the door to melancholy. Live among men as it was an absurd thing as each took his destiny selfishly. Thus, it was difficult to match, connect with so many people who finally saw their navel. Himself, seeking God. He did not believe in God, but he tried anyway. He knew that to believe in God, he had already set in his mind. And with a clear picture would end up believing you it really. The universe is alive, with a intelligence superior to humanity just as the creator of a video game is smarter than its creation. To create a world like ours, it is unfathomable intelligence. This universe, therefore, could correspond to the image he had of God. But if the universe was God, that the Earth was a part of the universe, that humans share the Earth, then it was also the universe in him, and therefore God has always lived. We seek God since time immemorial, and we have our eyes wide open for this quest of the holy grail. We listen to the signs we expect his prophet, without really noticing the veil of illusion that we create. He then realized that he needed to see close your eyes and listen. He was always surprised ironic side of life. His pessimism optimism rubbed her very simply, and cohabitation seemed to be a good balance. The world was painful to live but yet so good to lick.

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