"This is the American way. We have never been victims of destiny. We have always been masters of our own." ~New Jersey Governor Chris Christie
I've always been told that an animal absolutely must know the difference between themselves and their masters, which is the only way for them to obey. And if a dog is supposed to know that it has a master for obedience purposes, then is it safe to say that this is the "rule of law" in life?
1. Humans are master of animals.
2. Animals are masters of other animals.
1. Humans are master of animals.
2. Animals are masters of other animals.
3. Humans are masters (bosses) of other humans within companies, tribes, sororities, fraternities, gangs, sports, education and government.
Then there's the 3 opposites that are a constant in this world; good, bad and evil. Humans and animals fall under all three categories, but what specifically do they have in common?
- Both are raised by their same species, as well as their opposite species. More often than not, humans raise animals because they have them as pets. And there have been rare events in which humans were actually raised by animals, but very rare.
- Both are raised by their same species, as well as their opposite species. More often than not, humans raise animals because they have them as pets. And there have been rare events in which humans were actually raised by animals, but very rare.
- Both can be raised by extended family.
- Both can be raised by strangers.
- Both can be raised alone.
What else do they have in common?
- Both can be taught differently ie, good/bad/evil.
- Both are opposites.
- Both are mixed together in the world; countries; states; cities; towns.
A notable philosopher Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche stated in one of his literary works titled Thus Spoke Zarathustra, that the main character in the book "Zarathustra" stated, "Ye may understand my gospel of good and evil, for that purpose will I tell you my gospel of life, and of the nature of all living things."
- Both can be raised by strangers.
- Both can be raised alone.
What else do they have in common?
- Both can be taught differently ie, good/bad/evil.
- Both are opposites.
- Both are mixed together in the world; countries; states; cities; towns.
A notable philosopher Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche stated in one of his literary works titled Thus Spoke Zarathustra, that the main character in the book "Zarathustra" stated, "Ye may understand my gospel of good and evil, for that purpose will I tell you my gospel of life, and of the nature of all living things."
Zarathustra continued, "The living things did I follow; I walked in the broadest and narrowest paths to learn its nature."
[...] "But wherever I found living things, there heard I also a language of obedience. All living things are obeying things."
[...] "Whatever cannot obey itself, is commanded. Such is the nature of living things."
[...] "Wherever I found a living thing, there found I Will to Power; and even in the will of the servant found I will to be master. That to the stronger the weaker shall serve."
With regards to the latter, if "evil" knows this about living things wouldn't it be that much easier to deceive a people? How you ask?
Well, by simply using the above mentioned categories where "humans are masters of other humans" category? In the good/bad/evil category? Or what about the raising of opposites by other opposites?
In this world we're all mixed up like a bag of colorful M&M's where good can learn bad and evil, bad can learn good and evil however, "evil" itself is in a whole other realm in which it is believed that there's no coming back from it.
Of course we always hope and pray for "evil" to change, but it seems to remain prevalent within our education systems, our churches, companies, tribes and yes, even in our government. Evil always seems to make a comeback but so does good; thus the reason why both opposites fight incessantly amongst each other in pursuit of preserving its "category" and "order" of structure, ie, masters of our own?
The Things That make You Go Hmmmmm...
2014 LA
[...] "But wherever I found living things, there heard I also a language of obedience. All living things are obeying things."
[...] "Whatever cannot obey itself, is commanded. Such is the nature of living things."
[...] "Wherever I found a living thing, there found I Will to Power; and even in the will of the servant found I will to be master. That to the stronger the weaker shall serve."
With regards to the latter, if "evil" knows this about living things wouldn't it be that much easier to deceive a people? How you ask?
Well, by simply using the above mentioned categories where "humans are masters of other humans" category? In the good/bad/evil category? Or what about the raising of opposites by other opposites?
In this world we're all mixed up like a bag of colorful M&M's where good can learn bad and evil, bad can learn good and evil however, "evil" itself is in a whole other realm in which it is believed that there's no coming back from it.
Of course we always hope and pray for "evil" to change, but it seems to remain prevalent within our education systems, our churches, companies, tribes and yes, even in our government. Evil always seems to make a comeback but so does good; thus the reason why both opposites fight incessantly amongst each other in pursuit of preserving its "category" and "order" of structure, ie, masters of our own?
The Things That make You Go Hmmmmm...
2014 LA
