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B"H ecstasy of learning about oneself. I keep pounding at this type board thinking someday someone will finally realize how important my thoughts are, how association to me is a treasure that fortunately may be enjoyed by perusal of my writings. I keep myself occupied, not a bother to anyone. The suffering that we endure is a negation of pleasure and seemingly directed at our weak spots, and should encourage a correction of those deleterious forces emitted thereby, like a sculptor chiseling way imperfection, specifica lly the ble mish o f our personality that delights in causing pain. The impression o f events and circumstances around the world , are those stored historical knowledge called the universal consciousness, much o f which imposes awareness sensitivity consciousness; stimulated me mory simulates pleasure or pain, causes gut reaction and thoughtful meditation. Artistic creativity can elicit memories and actually enco mpass us in the perception, be it past or present interpreted as a future event. After thorough intern al expansion, you may apply these valuable tools to repent the evil done to the global harmony, even only to put some distance between painful me mories fro m the sport of sadistic vainglory and the future whe n mankind will respect his place as the Cinderell a of the ecosystem. As I continue to strip myself of existential propensity, whereb y I discover nullification fro m personage, so in the end, I'm portraying a drama where servitude to philosophical notions has sublimated my loneliness, alike to what I'd say of the Tibeta n Monks. In their farthest exile, they are kept companion against loneliness by the achieve ments of their ancestors, whom the y emulate. As Moshe, I took to sacrificing myself on an altar o f exile. The homeless Parisian citizens may include an exile into darkness to wit having lived the life of the strongest, smartest, richest, and talented of us they comp ort themselves as the heroes of freedom. This occurrence testifies to a numbing of cultura l authenticity of the city considered "the harbor" for Europea n artistic culture. To my dismay, Paris offered nothing of value to my re-identification with life. Where the experience could have been worse; the trip from on Air France to San Francisco was actually devastating. 32