Just a wish...
in Philosophy ·
Diving into the realm of desire... but what actually constitutes a desire? Is it a reflection of our spirit—or just raw, primal physicality? What does it truly reveal about us?
Can we go blind if we stare too long at absolute beauty? The divine soul flows from beauty. Call it magic or an illusion—whatever you want. Magic. A cosmic alignment of unknown souls across the universe? I believe it. I feel it. It’s possible. But there is one catch: pure intention and a pure heart. And stillness. Agitation clouds the vision. That’s why love often makes people blind. Frequently. Because it unsettles them.
Is it possible for love to be peaceful? So much so that we gain the ability to step back. To step away from love itself. Could it sail upon a calm sea? Across the vast, timeless expanses of eternity. Rising above ourselves and everything we feel. Perhaps, in doing so, we might finally see clearly.
Why does it die? Love. Perhaps it was built on the wrong foundation. Maybe it was constructed solely on physical connection—on the hunger of our biological nature. And the physical is fleeting. That is why it cannot last forever. Once we experience true desire, we can move beyond it. Spiritual navigation is eternal. Something else entirely. The universe is a massive expanse; one lifetime wouldn't even come close to being enough for the journey. We are always discovering something new. That is why it never truly ends...
Physical connection alone is transient. It's a proven fact. But this kind of desire...
Can we go blind if we stare too long at absolute beauty? The divine soul flows from beauty. Call it magic or an illusion—whatever you want. Magic. A cosmic alignment of unknown souls across the universe? I believe it. I feel it. It’s possible. But there is one catch: pure intention and a pure heart. And stillness. Agitation clouds the vision. That’s why love often makes people blind. Frequently. Because it unsettles them.
Is it possible for love to be peaceful? So much so that we gain the ability to step back. To step away from love itself. Could it sail upon a calm sea? Across the vast, timeless expanses of eternity. Rising above ourselves and everything we feel. Perhaps, in doing so, we might finally see clearly.
Why does it die? Love. Perhaps it was built on the wrong foundation. Maybe it was constructed solely on physical connection—on the hunger of our biological nature. And the physical is fleeting. That is why it cannot last forever. Once we experience true desire, we can move beyond it. Spiritual navigation is eternal. Something else entirely. The universe is a massive expanse; one lifetime wouldn't even come close to being enough for the journey. We are always discovering something new. That is why it never truly ends...
Physical connection alone is transient. It's a proven fact. But this kind of desire...