Being a free thinker entails using your own mind to come to conclusions as opposed to taking on other people’s beliefs or adhering to the common narrative.
The following are some points that we take for granted from heavily pushed ideologies that we have paid no heed to question or use our own minds to decipher the truth of them.
1. The questioning of god
a. We are currently living in a haze that is dictated by superstitious beliefs without any proof or sound logic
2. The questioning of our mortality
a. We take on the meaning of reality from books and what we are taught in school as the end all be all of explanation of what we are doing and how we got here.
b. Mind you, that existence could have just happened at this very moment and what happened in “history” is superfluous
3. The questioning of money
a. We do what we do for the sake of money
b. Imagine a world where money has completely and utterly disappeared. Like right now, no money whatsoever.. What would happen and what would that world look like?
c. You need all the things that you want. Things. Money is the one thing you actually don’t need whatsoever. A home, a bed, a phone, water, oxygen, food etc.. all those things you NEED. But how did this pathetic sickness of “money” come in the middle of it all…
d. Not animals, not birds not fish not trees, plants and herbs utilize anything remotely close to money. The animal gives it’s life for you to enjoy its meat without asking for a penny and olive tree asks not of anything to give you olives and the rose asks of nothing for you to enjoy its beauty with all your senses.. what gives?
4. The questioning of not smoking due to perceived risk
a. The oldest people to ever live were smokers
b. You consume the elements like earth through food and water through drink and air through breath.. don’t you also need to consume the element of fire.. through smoke?
5. The questioning of the nuclear family and monogamy
a. Sex is essential to life and a life well lived. For it is literally the avenue to bring life. And it is the consuming of the element of aether.
b. Just like you enjoy a miriad of food, and a variety of drink and a variety in the elements that you breathe. And as you aught to have a variety of smoke. So too, shall you not enjoy a variety of sex with a variety of individuals.
c. Is it not cumbersome and full of struggle the way of the couple raising children on their own. Why do it this way?
6. The questioning of political & government motives
a. Why are things the way they are? Why is it far from perfect? Why is everything not so completely and utterly beautiful when it has the capacity to be so. What is everyone not so ecstatically happy and joyful. Should we not be this way given we are experiencing the marvel of being alive..?
7. The questioning of medical professionals motives
a. If everyone was healed and no one was sick, medical professionals would have no money and thus no means to survive. There is a clear conflict of interest.
8. The questioning of pharmaceuticals motives
a. Again, if people were completely cured of their ailments then shareholders will be out of money and pharmaceutical industry would be out of business.. A clear conflict of interest.
9. The questioning of the necessity of struggle and strife
a. What are the causes of human struggle and strife and can they not be completely alleviated. Yes, yes they can.
… To be continued…