Socket 1 - the Discovery of Socket Greeny
“There is only the present moment.
The past and future are merely thoughts about the present moment. If you think about it, you have already missed the point. One must live life in the present moment to be real; otherwise, your life is a collection of thoughts.
No different than data.
* * * * * Preserved Weeks passed. Then months. Instead of getting on a bus for school and falling asleep in front of the TV, I was somewhere else in the world where they administered tests and I went to... sleep on a weightless bed looking out so called windows with views of canyons, oceans or whatever scenic view was on tap for the night. Sometimes I forgot it was just a picture, that few things I saw were actually real. Then again, I wasn’t trying to think all that much. If I really thought about what was happening, I’d unravel. So I did what they told me, went where they wanted me and shut up for once.
I thought a lot about Pike. Not so much the part where he tried to rip my mind in half, I tried to forget that part, but the question he asked: Who are you?MoreLess
The past and future are merely thoughts about the present moment. If you think about it, you have already missed the point. One must live life in the present moment to be real; otherwise, your life is a collection of thoughts.
No different than data.
* * * * * Preserved Weeks passed. Then months. Instead of getting on a bus for school and falling asleep in front of the TV, I was somewhere else in the world where they administered tests and I went to... sleep on a weightless bed looking out so called windows with views of canyons, oceans or whatever scenic view was on tap for the night. Sometimes I forgot it was just a picture, that few things I saw were actually real. Then again, I wasn’t trying to think all that much. If I really thought about what was happening, I’d unravel. So I did what they told me, went where they wanted me and shut up for once.
I thought a lot about Pike. Not so much the part where he tried to rip my mind in half, I tried to forget that part, but the question he asked: Who are you?MoreLess
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