what is the world?
the flesh. the passions. that path which, if chosen, leads us to steal, kill, and destroy.
what is the world?
an elaborate construct. it forces children to choose between abuse by one hand and abuse by another. it allows teachers, priests, parents, and siblings to get away with sexual abuse; in fact, it builds hierarchies on abuse.
what is the world?
that which is to be destroyed.
what am i calling for?
apocalypse.
what is apocalypse?
the death of authenticity. the triumph of the inauthentic, of those who lack being, of those of lesser being. the exact opposite of Ereignis.
what does apocalypse look like?
the march of the marginalised of the marginalised. the liberated prisoners shepherding the former guards as the emptied prison becomes a lovely bonfire.
what does apocalypse look like?
technology used in benefit of poor and of the whole planet. nature treated as a necessary equilibrium which includes all things.
what does apocalypse look like?
all of us Samaritans comforting the widow and the orphan, themselves Samaritans, the designation of lamedvavnik being extended to all.
what does apocalypse look like?
the Theotokos lighting the candles as Christ and Elijah blow the shofar to proclaim an everlasting Shabbat.