Introduction
What is it that makes a man more than his physical being, what to be valued more than talents he's developed to establish his feelings of worth, express his importance, and make his mark on the world; to be remembered. The funny thing about a guy being remembered is that he'll never know if he will be or not. Just the same, he goes through life imagining how people will cry when he's gone, how they'll talk about him, and what’s even funnier is how he consoles himself to know how he ... more »

Introduction
What is it that makes a man more than his physical being, what to be valued more than talents he's developed to establish his feelings of worth, express his importance, and make his mark on the world; to be remembered. The funny thing about a guy being remembered is that he'll never know if he will be or not. Just the same, he goes through life imagining how people will cry when he's gone, how they'll talk about him, and what’s even funnier is how he consoles himself to know how he'll be missed. In writing material to preserve one's thought he thinks to achieve immortality; the reach beyond the physiological reality of death sure to come. This idea is common in people's practice of religious and spiritual mannerisms -- they can thus attach themselves to eternity.
 As I passed the hurdle of the golden years, I realized that freedom of expression is to be treasured, no matter what else may be happening to me in life. As I learn to respect ideas that differ with my own, I'm no longer influenced by espousals of a religious nature not in accordance with my own beliefs. My opinions don't have to be correct anymore; I can only discern forces that are distinguishable within finite parameters and not even know the future. I can communicate by writing and talking but find it difficult to explain the transformation of thought into spoken words.
The foremost and thus original force of energy emanated from a state of silence, and was in motion such that its impact created not only air and sound waves, but light (the speed at which energy travels), moisture and form as well. Motion is the universal language until it returns to the silence. Silence is noise of nothingness, the receptacle of action; when the force of motion ceases, molecules of energy no longer vibrate on the space of its containment. Regarding the various accounts about the transformation of thought into a "big bang," or "spoken words:" Primary Motion, the containment of its energy, and the entirety of the outcome shall be the heretofore referred to as One; primary thought that originated from silence (neither time nor space); that we perceive in terms of only measurable dimensions.  Less