In Here

Celebrating your birth
Grieving your death
Have you chosen either?
Fighting a new breath
And for a new breath.

Dream Within a Dream: Inception ultimatum.

“Reality is merely an illusion, although a very persistent one” - Albert Einstein

Life could get very dark and very blue making you question almost everything. What is real?!! What are the facts that I need to have as a basic knowledge of survival and moving on?! Since I’ve been like this for a while, I’ve concluded (after hours and days of harassing my body in every shape and form to get answers) that there is no reality. The word ‘real’ has no scientific basis for existence. And probably the only two facts that are ‘real’ out there are :


       1. Man has been given the blessing and the curse, beyond any bless or curse
           this world might have known, in the form of one thing and one thing only:
           Choice. Man has been given the choice to choose everything. And thus
           creating what he wants. (this is how I tried to phrase the fact in my own
               words. Because it’s a very complicated fact it could need a post of its own,
               but for now This means Man chooses the world he needs to be).


       2. No matter what he creates or chooses, eventually … Man dies.

iPray for peace.

On the day that is supposedly the date of one of the greatest national victories of my country, I wake up in the gloomiest mood ever, from last night's news about the death of Steve Jobs*. I am mourning an x-CEO of a corporation that has changed the definition of technology to the world. However it is still one of the largest capitalistic corporations that is a part of the greatest ongoing human scam; the monetary system. It is also a corporation that is adding, with its products manufacturing process, to the pollution of this dying planet. A corporation that belongs to a country that has the largest share in percentage of world military spending. A corporation of a country's imperialism that has military bases and installations in over 55 countries worldwide.
However I should remember that I'm not mourning a corporation or a country, neither has fallen down. I am rather mourning a person who used to be one of their pillars upon which they stood.
It is the "greatness" of such man, that makes one so sad for his early departure from this life. I do not know what kind of man, as a human, he was. I know as a mind, he sure was one for the histories to remember and recall for centuries to come. I pray, despite of what my beliefs tells me, that God may have mercy on him. I am not to judge what happens to him next anyway. Who is anyone to judge?

May God have mercy on his soul and all souls; dead and alive.



Steve Jobs 1955 - 2011