Visible Spectrum

There is a monolith beyond the visible spectrum, it is a shard of atrophied contemplation left there by a civilization that eradicated the seeds that brought about the failures of their society in complete demise in this sepulcher's edifice remarks all drawn by mere lamentation of solace.

Look upon the temple that is the union between brain and thought in this remnant, upright, indecisive, and imperfect individual I contemplate upon. For every imperfection there is a multitude of concave platitudes that serve to fit the remnants of civility not yet tainted by the wisdom of the masses we are a part of as there is a portion of the self reserved for failure.

We grow, yet we remain ever so still in the desire to fulfill a predetermined goal that has no imminent means with which to allow us the capacity for self-promotion, growth, or upheaval towards the rights we know should bisect righteousness and wrongdoing. Rather than ponder on the meaning of the things which face us, society instills in us the fear of failure through slow action. The testament to our society which may have been built in a slow decision process that rids ideas that are riddled with emotion and filled with the desire to overcome rather than with the necessity to exist, coexist, and ultimately, allow to survive are all but becoming extinct to a way of thinking that is archaic and lacking in all the moral and righteous ways which bring civility to societies.

Abhor competition for it is the evil that among the existing races of the world separates the thinking, irrational humans from beings that have in natural peace continued to thrive on this Earth with little contrivance from nature or the unbalance that we create due to this impossible-to-win game we play with life. Simple, yet implausible to see is the nature that is exerted upon the masses when trying to usurp the natural instincts of survival. It would seem natural, almost too-simple to understand that the sharing or coming to an agreement as to the gathering and thus obtaining of resources that allow for the continuation of our species would be a common goal to be agreed upon, shared, and enthusiastically approached. Why? You cannot, in the same field, plant lettuce, grapes, squash, apples, or berries. It would be beneficial to allow others to help while you take one task, perhaps to share while you take on one task. However much sense it would make, it is through this competitive desire that built upon individuals that the ability to share, the necessity to bring about closure with your neighbor is slowly lost. The advent of technology, computers, etc., was not the downfall of society, competition is the evil that humanity faces as its most comprehensive intelligent force. It is not an enemy, neither something to be taught, or even wanted. Because we are a part of nature we cannot attempt to surpass it; we must through our every efforts be one with nature, and while doing so -together- achieve unlimited potential.

Far, beyond the horizons visible by the naked imagination granted to us through our innate power of feeling and sensing the calm around us, there lies the indomitable person that once as part of a whole now encompasses the space allotted them as once more forms part of the Earth under a monolith beyond the visible spectrum.