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11.12.2005

Storm by conscious labor and intentional suffering

I mean, you've got to storm heaven, but at the same time this world beats up and wears down the strangers enough that in many ways you will limp and crawl through the pearly gates... So you have to, at the same time, try to maintain a vision of heaven and glorification and the necessity and inevitability of suffering while in the world... Real suffering takes care of itself, but: eliminate fake suffering. Then instigate intentional suffering (by not indulging false personality). Conscious labor, intentional suffering...

Posted by c.t. at 06:45