Inspired by a Profound man.

I realized with my last blog I didn't keep with it because I was afraid to speak how i felt to a tee. I censored myself and kept the whole truth to myself.

So here it goes.

Dedicated to my literary inspiration.

One person is more important against the masses than the mob it is composed of, if you strive to be a free thinker in a world of people who are to lazy to form their own idea's and to scared to speak their mind you spawn the virus of curiosity. To see the norm and to think around it, out side it, to find what makes you happy and not what people expect from you.

When I say that people are lazy, I don't mean fat and slobs. I mean a deeper meaning, that people take what is given to them, the world that they see in the news and are told about by others is the world they know. They don't strive to find their own definitions of life, love, religion, or politics. They are taught something from birth and told everything else and the thought that there might be something outside the bubble they have made for themselves is scary to them.

"But if thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought." -George Orwell

This statement is one of the most truthful sayings I have ever heard. Just because you are raised a certain way doesn't mean you should limit yourself. Try to find your own way with a person, a way of life, or anything that makes you happy. The things that we hear are always by the people not involved in them. The news is reported by people who are not involved and edited to be show a certain way. Politicians are allowed to declare war and tell us how its going when they are not the ones fighting.

People of the world, do not listen to everything you hear.

Be your own person.

Think for yourself.

And develop your identity, don't mimic the norm, confront it.


"During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act."
George Orwell