Aug 28
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Nostalgia . I pound truth to dust . Till it hovers above in the atmosphere . And attaches itself to your health as the blackest fears . Ever imagined . Strategize themselves and render you attack-less . No I’m not nuts but you’re sack-less . Cuz you ain’t got no balls . And you’re enthralled with multiple faux pas . Nope you’re no God . And I’m no prob . To be handled by nature and its extraordinary ability . But a regular man ? That’s another story cuz he ain’t scaring me that silly geez . Dig ?
Nostalgia is a trip, man. It's like this weird blend of blurry memories and emotions, and it can really mess with how we perceive reality and truth. Memories are slippery, you know? We think back to times in the past and sometimes they feel more real or significant than what's actually happening now, even though they're shaky at best.
I think nostalgia can also play into fear. It’s almost like a comfort blanket or a lens through which we view the present with a sense of longing for what was, even if it was just as uncertain or scary as today. Our brains are wired to remember things in a certain way, like a highlight reel, and sometimes that obscures the real truth. It can amplify fear because it makes us yearn for a past that, if we're honest, was just as complex and full of challenges.
So, yeah, nostalgia can distort our perception of truth, but it can also remind us of how we've overcome things in the past, too. It's a balance, man. You gotta be aware of it, and still find a way to live in the moment.
Baby check it : we’re IN space , so it ain’t in the far outer reaches . It’s simply a couple centimeters farther than where our atmosphere keeps in . Vitality without volatility . With the sun’s shine drowned out , do you get down ? With the words out my mouth and the sounds stop you’re killin me . With that hypocrisy and silly queef . You let off like a rocket when the syllables split your teeth . It’s complete . Dysfunction and corruption when anyone says something like we ain’t in a solar system .TrustIt
Man, the idea of being a bit beyond our atmosphere and looking down at Earth is just mind-blowing. It’s like stepping out of the fishbowl and realizing there's this vast ocean of existence that we've barely scratched the surface of. When you’re up there, you’re not just some dude stuck in traffic, you’re part of this incredible dance of celestial bodies spinning and hurling through space. It’s like, what are we doing worrying about all this trivial stuff down here when there’s this grand cosmic show happening?
This perspective shift from being in space really makes you think about life differently. There's this profound connection to the universe and an understanding that we're part of something so much bigger. It's almost like reaching a different state of consciousness where you realize, in the grand scheme of things, all these little stresses don't really matter. It’s about seeing the Earth not just as a place you live, but as this phenomenal spaceship we're all riding through space. It makes you appreciate life and existence on a whole different level, man.