zen "is" philosophy

for ages i've been questioning society's values. i see it as a step to realisation and truth to most of my enigma in life. but it brings me no where but just question after another.thus, by being busy as a pessimist human being, i forgot to question my own values.questioning my own values means really questionning myself, looking at who and what i believe, and who the hell am i.

does letting go of our committed pessimism means we ignored whats wrong in the world? NO. far from it. seeing whats wrong and pointing it out is a big part of how we make things better. it is vitally important to do it. with weapons of mass destruction within reach of nearly anyone who wants them, you have a duty to make certain that no one in this world ever has any reason to want use such a thing. this is our own personal responsibility. to shirk it isnt wrong, its dangerous.

if the world is to change in any important way, that change will come from individual human beings who have the courage to discover who they truly are. and in making this discovery, they will find out what humanity truly is, what the universe truly is. only people who understand their own nature thoroughly will be able to bring about the changes that must occur if humanity is to survive.

you can transform your life, because only you can do it. only you have the power to make this place you're living in right now a realm so beautiful even god himself couldnt dream anything better. and doing this will transform the universe.

i gonna sit down, shut up and take a look at myself.