I tend to think it’s one or the other and it’s liberating in itself. Sitting on the fence is just that. It’s observing. It’s not participating. Most life that is good is getting in there and doing it. Watching from the sidelines is in that respect waiting. You can wait for a heck of a long time without affecting anything…
That to me isn’t living. It’s watching as the currents take you down stream without the need to act accordingly. It’s just doing…
I’m ephemeral. I won’t reproduce. I don’t sit on the fence.
I live. I live as large and as loud as possible and I scream from the top of the tower. I am lightness. I am without weight. I float through the flotsam and jetsum and I survive because I am me. All lightness.
Isn’t that liberating over looking?
Isn’t that a choice I’ve made somewhere that makes a difference over useless words?
Behold. I teach you the ubermensch. I am the lightning I am this madness.
Thus the original question if you read the quote right.
In The Endless Void. The Past Reaches For The Present. The Present Reaches For The Future. As We All Spin Silently, Slowly, Chaotically, in The Feelings of The Here And Now.
Currently Listening to KRAFTWERK~ ‘MINIMUM - MAXIMUM’. (Album).