“When I go from hence, let this be my parting word, that what I have seen is unsurpassable.” Rabindranath Tagore, Gitanjali.
14 November 2012
12 November 2012
Culling Badgers
Killing a badger to protect a cow.
Then killing the cow to eat it.
Is it just me who thinks that somehow this is
not right?
Parents, Teachers, Preachers,
Leaders, and Intellectuals, did you not say what you do comes back to you, to
us, all of our lives?
All I can see is people all over
the world killing each other, and the poor animals who’d rather not have
anything to do with humankind.
We know they know, they know we
know they know. Everyone knows.
11 November 2012
Imagine what the future can teach us.
Imagine what the future can teach us.
Dhammika fears all gods. All the unexplainable, the faithless, and the
unfathomable in this world, can adequately be explained by the presence of a
higher power.
A ‘Power/Gods’ who are as corrupt, if not more, as us.
Their momentary lapses of reason are more frequent. The ‘powers be’ created
us, and created monsters, for they gave us the ability to think, communicate
and destroy with immunity.
Among us arose many demi-gods. Humans blessed by power, but without the human
attributes of loyalty, honesty and trust. Dhammika’s glad he’s neither human,
demi-god or god. The dimension he lives in exists only for him.
Dhammika’s sorry, many of you are unwelcome. You won’t like it there anyway.
Unless you don’t mind listening to all of Pink Floyd’s albums on loop 24/7 for
the rest of your life.
Especially the one’s who destroy with immunity. The rights of humankind need
be rewritten. Dhammika is not the author.
Which one’s Pink? BTW…
“If you’re constantly visited by your other
lives travelling back from time, you remain the best example that history
teaches us nothing. It’s a pity that it’s physically impossible to travel
forward in time to events that are yet to take place.” DD
10 November 2012
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