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“In your experience, is life ever fair? Does anyone have control over where they’re born? Their parents? The color of their skin? Of course not. They’re all just dice rolls. Chance and probability. The cards we’re dealt.”
What does "fair" mean, anyway? Isn't the term itself a judgment created by a sense of righteousness?
“It’s because humans experience things through contrast.
We are "here" in this world of apparent duality of:
Light and its seeming opposite,
Love and its seeming opposite,
Happiness and its seeming opposite,
And so many other illusory separations...
Just so that "We" can learn they are all the same thing.
You/Me/They/We/ are all Players AND the Play, the Musicians AND the Music, The Oneness and the Twoness, all participating in the Singular Dance of Life.
There is only Oneness.
There is only One of Us.
It becomes obvious once we have fully explored every aspect of Twoness.
For those still exploring the experience of illusory duality and separation -
Enjoy The Ride! That's why /All That Is/You/Me/We/ - are "here."
Death Cluck
I LOVE THIS CHICKEN!!!
Is it worth it? he wondered. This shitshow we call life – in-game or out. All this pain and stress and fear and bullshit? Never knowing whether you’re doing the right thing. The wrong thing? Or whether any of it even really matters.
And there it is. Does it really matter?
Go deeply beneath that question.
When you go on a ride at an Amusement Park, do you ask that question of the Roller Coaster?? Of the Park itself?
That question is not useful. I suggest a better question is, "What is it for?"
In fact, this question should be asked of EVERYTHING.
This inquiry will take you deeply beneath the surface of all that we experience here in the world of "The Game and The Dance."
