It’s like I entered “Danger Zone.”
I started thinking again. But the type of thinking that goes nowhere - but in circles.
At least I feel more human. I’ve been spending too many hours in front of this very screen. Too many hours with my rear planted in this seat. My eyes glued to who knows what, who knows why. My ears plugged with ear phones blasting meaningless noise. I like that meaningless noise though. For those, no, these very hours, I am a zombie. Zombie!
Regardless, I decided to snap out of it. No, I really just didn’t want to wait for pounds to pack on. So, I took a wonderful excursion. A bit chilly, but refreshing to some extent. Didn’t do much for my bangs and sight, but did wonders for my elbows. Got you there. I guess I tried to figure out some things. This motivation issue. And what I’m doing. Where I’m going. What I want. The like. I can’t say I got far. All answers and all problems root themselves in, well, me. And who I am. Then I had to figure out who I am, which seems like an immature question, overwrought with teen angst. The immediate answer is, well, “me.” Who else? “Person who’s thinking these thoughts, walking the walk, talking the talk, holding the mirror, scratching the rocks, combing the grass, pinching the erasers, shaking the box, rocking the book, pushing the bear, etc.”
There are two ideas I’ve introduced to myself. But firstly, I wondered why understanding others seems easier than understanding myself. Sounds presumptious. But not really understanding, I admit, as much labeling and judging. But I realize I don’t understand, and contrary to common thought, people…aren’t so simple? I’m of course blindly stuck behind my own perspective. So, who am I? Not in others’ eyes, not his, not hers, not yours, sorry, but mine? I think that’s what I mean, or they mean, or she or he means, by “Who am I?”
So, who am I? If I could step outside of myself, some spiritual action, and watch myself, who, what, would I see?
How stupid! I would see the superficial. I would make shallow judgments. I’d never understand fully. I’d understand that person, myself, only as much as my eyes and ears allow. So, people are too complex. Inside. Themselves. Maybe not when I make judgments or conclusions, but in verity. Beyond the extent of anyone’s true perception.
That’s why I find it hard to look at myself objectively. How do you encompass everything, everything, every thought, action, hope, desire, emotion, smile, tear, spasm, booger, toenail, belly button, like you do when you judge anyone else, when it comes to yourself?
However, I did get some answer, no, a reason why this all is so difficult. I thought I was too different. Not as in comparatively with other people, but just… at different moments. I didn’t know who I was because I was always someone else at a different moment. And then, voila! I’m always trying to be someone. Trying to be someone else. Trying to change at certain moments. Trying to give a different impression.
That’s why. Lost in all my fake identities. All my false impressions. Er, trials, rather.
So, from my small excursion, I learned that much. Seems obvious to you, right? Sorry, just woke from zombie-mode.