When I was younger I knew more than I gave myself credit for. Now that I'm older I give myself more credit than nature intended. (Something like that.) - Marco 2025
Last night I saw an actress that totally blew me away in her performance. It was not a performance I fell in love with, as much as I find myself attracted to the girl. This is based on attraction of a peerless nature, not one that is "boy meets girl." This is how to learn; I examine a question before I answer it. 1- As a person I have worked valiantly on my integrity and 2- how I lead by example. 3- Therefore, what I find most important in life is how I am a role model of inspiration as opposed to 4- success that is tantamount. (I think of the analogy between role model vs. a fish out of water.) Do you want to be authentic = role model or someone that is the type that follows the crowd as if typically engaged = fish. That is what this actress informed me of as a signal to it.
I have been trying to make sense of it. I have made significant self discoveries in the past month, so I needed to look at this entry to help insure myself of my feelings. The answer I found is something cannot be true unless you imagine it to be true. (As a rule: cannot be a fact, if ever.) I have been looking for this piece of my life so that it translates in the world.
"If you fail to get people imagining what they think to be true is in fact true, but only to offend them, you are doing it wrong.
Answer: whether or not something is false it is unless that person realizes they have only imagined what they think to be true (if true) is not of reality but of choice. Therefore, all things are dependent on an unscientific approach in knowledge. How do you know truth (all of it) is not true unless you imagine it to be true. That is what explains self knowledge." Marco Almeida, 2013
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