Trying to distinguish between a mindset intent on honing skills, intellect and talent from a rational perspective that we share in the mutual relevance of present sense suggest that there is an advantage to the habit of perseverance, a sense beyond the presence we intend, and reason to the rote of practice. This perception is in lieu of a proprietary sense of ability and a pretext about the nature of creation, and the meaning of life.
From a present sense aware of the nature of living life well nothing is more gratifying and exhilarating, meaningful or more fun than the time we share in the flow of Nature's co creative confluence. Whereas common convention suggest that we plan to prepare for success, a point of view that regard change as a risk and see adversity as a challenge, or failure as a opportunity to learn from mistakes imply a proprietary convention with preconceived expectations and terms and conditions that defy the self evident presence, refutes the reason that abide in relevance, and disregard the fact that neither eminence, providence, luck and good fortune are ficle fancies to the brim of living life well. The present is a happenstance that neither planning, practice, preparation, resources or a priori knowledge is needed to invoke the flow of confluence we share intent. Preening our presence or vying for advantage, training for success and appeasing convention is a folly of conviction that obfuscate the here and now with facts and truths without any substantial evidence to back their claims or proof of the facts they expect society to uphold, protect and defend with our lives if our beliefs are challenged or threatened.
The mental faculties envisioned by the author of the illustration alludes to such a mindset, one that believes change is a threat and sees failure as a opportunity, who advise that we learn from mistakes, hail success is a worthy venture, value achievement by reward, advise due diligence and prefer dedication above curiosity is nothing more than a nefarious means to entrench a dubious social convention that invoke dire consequence and strict adherence to proprietary terms and conditions to maintain a lifestyle that has very little in common with the pleasure or means to living life well and aware.
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From a present sense aware of the nature of living life well nothing is more gratifying and exhilarating, meaningful or more fun than the time we share in the flow of Nature's co creative confluence. Whereas common convention suggest that we plan to prepare for success, a point of view that regard change as a risk and see adversity as a challenge, or failure as a opportunity to learn from mistakes imply a proprietary convention with preconceived expectations and terms and conditions that defy the self evident presence, refutes the reason that abide in relevance, and disregard the fact that neither eminence, providence, luck and good fortune are ficle fancies to the brim of living life well. The present is a happenstance that neither planning, practice, preparation, resources or a priori knowledge is needed to invoke the flow of confluence we share intent. Preening our presence or vying for advantage, training for success and appeasing convention is a folly of conviction that obfuscate the here and now with facts and truths without any substantial evidence to back their claims or proof of the facts they expect society to uphold, protect and defend with our lives if our beliefs are challenged or threatened.
The mental faculties envisioned by the author of the illustration alludes to such a mindset, one that believes change is a threat and sees failure as a opportunity, who advise that we learn from mistakes, hail success is a worthy venture, value achievement by reward, advise due diligence and prefer dedication above curiosity is nothing more than a nefarious means to entrench a dubious social convention that invoke dire consequence and strict adherence to proprietary terms and conditions to maintain a lifestyle that has very little in common with the pleasure or means to living life well and aware.
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