The buddha emerges as a teen from within the walls of his fathers estate only to find a contradiction to what he believed is normal. He is aghast. Determined to fix his state of mind he pursues no end of imposed life experiences. His solution, that all is illusion, results from not real life but the dichotomy between what he believed and what was true. The people dying in the street as he paraded by were not aghast. Only he was. They continued dying in the streets while he attempted to fix the rent in his tent; the crack in his shell. His is a philosophy born of managed experience, a world constructed by his father to create the perfect "Leader". If you were born and raised in Disney Land. You would freak out too. Oh wait...You were. Additionally, his philosophy is sufficiently complex that no regular person can understand it. One must retire from life, sit for years, Study books and wonder what the hell they mean.
Posted on: Fri, 19 Jul 2013 17:19:44 +0000
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