A lot of people believe I’m reckless. A lot of the things I do are considered, by most, to be irrational, unnecessary and recklessly extravagant. Some respect it, albeit due to various misconceptions, and some cannot stand it, from various misunderstandings. I just wish everyone would open there eyes and join me in this better world, where reason is suffused in every action and thought, and one can exist beyond fetters and unwanted constructs. Mine is a road that leads safely to a good place, carefully avoiding the one that goes down the dark and dangerous alley to the caves of despair and dependence, and maintains its sense of distilled beauty and simplicity throughout like the guiding and directing streetlights.
I think it’s a way of living actually, or maybe a way of thinking. If one learns to see the world in a more soothed light, peacefully and without anger, it becomes much easier to embrace certain practices that carry a bag full of dangers with them, without being burnt by any of that.
I see around me too many people rushing into things, without a thought as to what or why they are doing it. Most of them end up burnt. I’m too young to think about or try to judge what went on inside the minds of the greats like Jimi or Morrison, and hence I have no idea as to whether they were burnt, or just found a different meaning to the road, but I’m sure too many of the deaths from overdose and the cases of young and potentially bright people being found on footpaths or under bars is just a result of getting into something with the wrong mind. I don’t believe physical age has anything to do with it, as much as a proper view of one’s life, though those two are most often entwined.
Someday, maybe, there shall be more people who’d see, and then join me, in peace, and we can explore the mysterious lands inside our heads, created maybe while dreaming as a child or fantasizing as a young man. Maybe I’ll be an old man by then, maybe it’ll never happen, but I shall wait and hope on, for that someday to come.