Clown World

[David Merrill]

In the scheme of things, why did the concept of morals came about and is it essential? I mean existence absent Humans would have some balance as Nature is, no? There are so many questions, yet the go to answer I keep coming to is that one found in the legend of Gilgamesh: "live the best life you can live".


"As for you, Gilgamesh, let your belly be full,
Make merry day and night.
Of each day make a feast of rejoicing.
Day and night dance and play!
Let your garments be sparkling fresh,
Your head be washed; bathe in water.
Pay heed to a little one that holds on to your hand,
Let a spouse delight in your bosom."

You direct my attention to thought architectures of record. This book (attached) is a rare vault collectible in Masonry. One of three in existence. It describes how in our true nature there is no law required as we are free from breaching the close. But at the time of the fall of the leadership, of the NEPHALIM when the Eden was overrun by surrounding Hibiru (Hebrews), including destroying four dammed reservoirs (Flood) the Fable describes in parable what went down. This was when the Angels brought secret knowledge to the working class. Among these gifts was writing and that led to a falling out called contract. Before contract we simply worked for the best interest of society and the Eden made that functional.

Also in my pocket memories is a quote from 2200 BC that might be helpful to understand my point.

P.S. While I have it in my buffer!

https://youtu.be/renMgRITBJk?t=4674

[Gavilan]

Interesting, if you have ever noticed powerful coincidences of your Own will you may understand what that old quote means, also there is a part acknowledgement by Tim Mackie at about the 35minute mark in this video. https://youtu.be/QcY9fCtTv-4?t=2195

[David Merrill]

Interesting, if you have ever noticed powerful coincidences of your Own will you may understand what that old quote means, also there is a part acknowledgement by Tim Mackie at about the 35minute mark in this video. https://youtu.be/QcY9fCtTv-4?t=2195

Thank you Gavilan! Nice contribution. This might be tangential but I have to mention it.