January 17th 2011

If I had one law that defines a spiritual sense of self, it would begin and end, in a service of my own doing, that way, there would be no wrong made - right.

This is in my personal entirety the key to what Pascal's wager, demands - asking us to infer ourselves out from it. This refutes the nature of god AS A MEANS. I state, simply, you must at all costs remove yourself from the conning notion of a reality, without which there is a fictitious god - that does not exist. I do not suffer fools gladly, by keeping to promises I never intend on.

There are only two-faces -i.e. Sides to the moon. On the one half (first side being truer than the first) you see fear that howls back at you, on the second part of the moon you range over its darkness. It is here you find your place in it.