Gravity explains soul.
We are afraid of emptiness. But, in Indian culture, emptiness makes it possible to think about fullness. In the same way, religions ask to meditate and therefore to think in a vacuum. Is it our Western culture that makes us afraid of the fullness of emptiness? How does existence wrap emptiness?
If we are told that there is a pretty house after the street, that we see a vacant lot instead, we tell ourselves that there is nothing. But there is a wasteland. We were hoping to find a nice home so we think there’s nothing. So emptiness is an absence of something.
One might think that an animal that lives without a project should not be surprised. So for him there should only be a person without nothingness. When I enter a room and that room is empty I say that there is nothing. There is no thing so there is nothing. It is things’ order, things that (...)
If I woke up without being able to name anything, I would worry about this emptiness. Fortunately, the things I have stay there overnight. Everything stayed when I was sleeping. Very quickly, I have to go to breakfast. My ego is disturbed by this. He doesn’t like to be disturbed. Ego then (...)
When I’m waiting for someone and he’s not there, that person’s lack touches me. I guess he’s coming. I live expectating so my life is suspended expectating. I no longer live my expectation if I remain in absence’s void.
If the person I am waiting for does not come, I live lacking that I wanted to have. Discomfort is created between that is and that should be. The emptiness’ feeling is projected onto the being. I’m falling into disuse. I’m trying to remember the past. I want this past to maybe take place with (...)