Mind Dough

Familiar Existence

What is our familiar existence? Seemingly a silly question. As I look out of the window I see the sun shining, trains passing by and people living their lives. This is what feels as our familiar existence. The world we expect to still be there when we wake up from a nights sleep. The world that was here before we were born and the world that will continue after we are long gone. The physical world.
But what is it really?

The White Room

Imagine being in a perfectly round, white room. You’re standing on one half of the room, and as you look around you notice someone else is there.Except it is not someone else, it’s you.

Understanding and Wonder

Understanding gives pleasure, wonder gives bliss.

Existence (Part 5) – Island Shore

While the concept of everything lies within the fathomable its actual form only casts a shadow in my mind. A promise of it being there, but with edges faded and unclear.

Beauty about reality

The beauty about reality, is that it can never fully be understood.

Existence (Part 4) – The Fathomable

Like a character in a story could never observe the book he is written in, we could never observe, or even fathom the concept of everything.

Fabric

Everything is because nothing is not.
The fabric of existence weaves itself whole.

Existence (Part 3) – Everything. Infinity.

If nothing isn’t a thing, something has to be. And if nothing isn’t a thing, something has to be everything. Born from not being nothing, existence becomes everything. Infinite.

Existence (Part 2) - Nothing is not a thing

If there is nothing, there is nothing to prevent something to be.
If there is something, this is everything to prevent nothing to be.

Wonder

“Philosophy begins in wonder.”– Plato
“Wisdom begins in wonder.”– Socrates
If anything. The sense of wonder makes life worth living. For losing it, is losing beauty itself.