CONFESSION ZERO

When I married my belief to my reality I did not do so for my reality to exact some damned vengeance upon me! I didn't do so for it to find cause to ridicule me! I didn't wed it with any idea of having to suffer more! I didn't do it in order to be used like a remote control manipulating me as if I'm some damned device at affection's selfish disposal! I did not do it for any other reason but that it was what was needed in order for me to honor my promise to Home and God! Honor as I saw and see fit, not as another might imagine or demand of me by entering in without my knowledge! There are many things that have slipped by me in my sleep for the past thirty or so years, but the truth of my place is certainly not one of them! It is not to be used, it is to merge within all a Peace that will not be vanquished until all war and schemes have failed in their quest to send even one more to the gallows of shame or to the brunt of wars hammer or one more to the cruelty

It is a simple idea, "I am", yet contains all within it. Anything after I am sets a limit to who we can be and even to what we might become. I say I am Peace, yes, but only because Peace is infinite, beginning and never-end, and it has the added benefit of including all and everything. I am. © 2014 Mark Richard Prime

End all war and the need for the warrior, and happiness will enter in without prompt at having done so much for all. © 2014 Mark Richard Prime

You just have to compromise much of your "holy book" in order to truly practice what this quote preaches, Rick Warren. The lie of Hell would be a great place to begin. Peace and Love © 2014 Mark Richard Prime

© 2014 Mark Richard Prime

Detachment is that we cannot own anything and that nothing owns us. © 2014 Mark Richard Prime

1: the "beginning" and the "ending". (First and last, like A and Z, Life and Death.) The beginning and the ending are unknown to we mortals, so what about the middle, the in-between? Is the animal kind (and humankind) the middle? If we humans, we breathing shells of war and ignorance, are indeed the meat between the "beginning" and "end" without knowing the truth of either, is it not most beneficial to the collective, if not our obligation as the collective, to create a story worth repeating? If this is the case, and we are the in-between, we’re only limited by our imagination. I suggest we make it memorable. (It's too late, Scribbler!) Don't be so hopeless, nothing is too late, especially if "time" is the creation of humankind. If we're indeed the in-between of the unknown "beginning" and unknown "ending", we simply create no absolutes. Instead, we create a story where there is no "ending&q