Journey Through your Mind

Existentialism, a philosophical movement begun in the 19th century that denies that the universe has any intrinsic meaning or purpose.
It requires people to take responsibility for their own actions and shape their own destinies. One of many meaningful ways to express the full capacity yet simplicity of the human mind. None of us have fully grasped the fact that our minds are the most powerful tools out in existence. We have the power to do anything. And words are our weapons in which without words we cannot impact the earth in negative and positive way. Negativity and Positivity, two words defined by man as evil or good, right and wrong, yin and yang. We have many names for it. And we don't even realize how this mysticism was placed before us. Was it created by an all mighty being? Or did we just have it and not fully unlock it until now. Perhaps we still haven't unlocked the full intention of human innovation and intuition. We will never ever know. Knowing, the possession of knowledge. Little have it yet many claim to possess this wonderful and mysterious quality. Knowledge isn't how high your mark is in school. It's what you know about the world and more importantly, what should be done.

Our mind is like a cave. Sometimes you may discover things that are useful and valuable about yourself that you and other times, you will spend days searching and end up finding nothing new about yourself. Your inner self can be hard to acquire, you have to be diligent in many things and be incredibly patient. A phrase in Buddhism "Inquire within" or "Peace comes from within, do not seek it without" well without what? exactly, what? We don't know what because Knowledge isn't attained overnight, Without being opened minded you cannot seek knowledge, without seeking knowledge you cannot Inquire within, without inquiring within you cannot discover, without discovery we cannot solve anything! It's just that simple! Many philosophers have tried to find out how to find the right path, well there is only one right path and it is through your mind, you must journey through your mind to find out who you truly are and your true spirituality! Lao Tzu once said, "At the center of your being you have the answer; you know who you are and you know what you want." This basically means, you have to look deep inside that cave of yours to find your identity and self being. Some have taken drugs to realize this, some meditate to try to reach enlightenment, (such as myself) others have joined priest hood or have become monks, some go on vision quests there are many ways of finding yourself. Don't do what others tell you to do and don't become dependant on other people. Look and someday you will find the celestial powers of your Mind.