ok...so lots on my mind...lets see if i can remember everything...
well my snowboard jacket came. its really thin, black. it looks alright. it was only 60 bucks so im satisfied. i now have a black jacket, black pants, black board, and black boots. oh and a black beanie. just not black bindings but they're a very dark green.
ok now real thoughts...
so i had a moment of insanity on tuesday. i was driving yena, jason, nima, back from pink's, and they were either sleeping, or really really quiet in my car. during this drive i thought my once in a while thought of "what if i just crashed into a wall right now?" and it started to evolve into thoughts of if that would matter, if people make life out to be more valuable than it really is, and how upon death nothing matters anymore, and were all bound to die, so does anything really matter? and eventually got me to questioning why people have such a tight grip on their lives. i mean its fine to want certain things out of life, to look for joy, to seek some goal, and whatever. thats all good and meaningful while you're alive, i mean you're living your life, but maybe we're holding on too tightly to life. we should just enjoy life, not have to be so uptight with living that we express anger or fear. sorrow i can understand, and regret too. but other negative emotions (haven't thought of them all, just thought about anger and fear really) is not necessary. whats the point? why do you need to get angry over something that really doesn't matter, and why do you need to fear when whatever the outcome is, is of no significance really. i mean you can fear in the sense of you don't want it to happen because its unfavorable to you, but fear to the point where it really paralyzes your life, quite unnecessary. thus the mind of a psychopath, or what we label as a psychopath anyway, there is nothing psychotic about it really, its just not socially normal. well the mind is this, "why do people have such a tight grip on life?" its comical is it not? like if someone was holding onto a cookie for dear life, as if it meant something, and to get angry if the cookie crumbles, or fear that it will be stolen. its just ridiculous. replace cookie with some other object you think better completes the analogy. a thumbtack, whatever. its ridiculous. and if you look at life in that light, that it isn't that important, i mean like a cookie, we enjoy life, but nothing to go crazy over, then it makes perfect sense. if i steal your cookie and you start boiling with hatred, its hysterical. or if i eat your cookie and you freak out and go numb in fear, that's also hysterical. or if i eat someone else's cookie, and a bunch of people freak out and start guarding their cookies, its just way too damn funny. i mean all that happened was, cookie was there, now its gone. and people go nuts. and all i did was some cookie eating. cookie was there, and now gone. hilarious. okay now here is the tricky part (psychotic part). keep the same sort of significance you gave that cookie, and apply it to life. now don't let the word life scare you. like i said life is quite favorable but ultimately not very significant. you gotta be very level headed about this. don't let all your previous premonitions about life being the utmost important thing ever hinder this process. okay now....ready? someone get really angry at you because of whatever you did to his life (steal something? mess up something?) and he starts boiling with hatred. hilarious! why does he care so much? why can't he chill out? so childish right? and this guy starts picking a fight with you, beating you up. he just can't drop it. hes that consumed and can't loosen his grip on life. thats just too sad and funny, that he cares so much that he brings himself stress and strains his body to try to feel justified. over a cookie?! im sorry...i mean over life. if someone is murdered in a crowd and everyone freaks out, funny right? people just going bananas, crying, screaming, imagine funny looking hysterically freaked out people. hilarious. and if you kill someone, its funny because everyone thinks life matters sooo much when it doesn't!
ok so if you catch my drift, thats cool. if you didn't thats cool too because you're "sane".
oh and if you're really buying this then you're seriously psycho. it was just a passing thought. OF COURSE LIFE IS IMPORTANT! WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU! COMPARING LIFE TO A COOKIE?! WTF?!
but anyways that was my psycho moment. i actually chuckled a little thinking about it. but it also creeps me out that psychos can have sort of mindset towards a life.
next thought i've had is....give me a moment...let me try to recall...
oh yeah...regarding christianity. i know there is a God and do try to live to please him, more so some times then other, often neglect him, but i do know and love him. anyways...so im really curious, because i've finally gotten to a point where i'm wanting to know him more and do feel him calling me to certain things in my life, and he moves me, like a really close, even closer, friend, relative, mentor would. so how is it that so many christians (myself included...real conundrum...someone explain this to me too) just don't do anything. like having a girl you want to marry and never proposing, or having a wife and never showing her your love in any flower buying, dinner cooking, laundry doing, taking care of when sick kind of way. people that say they love God, for the majority, don't do anything. asides from mediocre house chores equivalents. and they don't really give it a second thought. as if its fine that they're living life neglecting God who they supposedly love, and that its fine just doing dish washing equivalents of love expressions for him. well on second thought maybe its similar to how we often express our love for our parents, who is most likely the person we love most on the planet. i mean i don't really do much for my parents. i do feel really guilty about that, but yeah i really dont do much for them, but i do love them to death. maybe its like that. i dont know. so you know what i take this thought back...sort of.
and finally
i think i'm feeling a real need to have enlightening thoughts and enlightening conversations. i think im dying of thirst for them. i'm so sick of laughter over menial things (but also enjoying that). i'm dying for substance. i'm dying for a change of pace.
sudden realization: goddamn i am high maintenance. my future wife needs to mentally stimulate me if she's really my "soul's recognition of its counterpoint in another." that tough. will i find her?