Winnipeg, October 2005

The more you learn, the more you realize how much more there is to know, and I find it hard to grasp the idea of a being that would be able to know everything there is to know in the entire universe and beyond.
Is that when you would see that there is no knowledge? That reality is just a word we invented to make ourselves feel more comfortable? And the more effort you put into knowing, the more you don't know, but this is somehow getting closer to the truth.

3 Comments:
difficult differentiating between living in the now and the desire for emediate satisfaction.
Maybe we can do both by realizing that the present is the only thing that is real but that it is always changing. Can we start to predict changes and change ourself accordingly?
hi anita.
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