Considering the mystery of being is rather like a mathematical problem. In mathematics it is necessary to start counting not from one, but from zero.
Most systems claiming some inside track on reality start their consideration from an arbitrary point: say, man as a spiritual being. This is tantamount to a mathematics that starts counting from, say….seven, or twenty one, or any other quite real number that has its true value only when the counting starts at zero.
Starting from a pre-existing point of value shifts all subsequent value judgments, and makes it quite impossible to make any accurate declaration about anything other than heat and cold and similar self-descriptive elements of the real.
All things must be compared to the existence of nothing at all.
Much Ado About Nothing
Between molecular atoms loosely hung by shared electrons
is Nothing
Between the galaxies spinning in loose knit groups
is Nothing interspersed with very little
Born into Nothing
and Nothing permitting it’s expansion
This universe and all within must have a number
But there is no end
to Nothing
Nothing is beyond the reach of Nothing
Nothing is everywhere
Everywhere there is not something
Nothing can be found
In want of Nothing we lose the meaning of all things
An insight gained to Nothing’s nature
must be treated as a treasure
For then
We have Nothing to lose
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