We All Know All – WAKA

Everything is the most and least important thing. Like breathing, humor, art, people, a rock… Everything exists on both ends of the extremes. We assign the degree of importance, through observation. We give it borders; by identifying and labelling (we draw the ‘edge’ of the universe). Using decisions that have been taught via cultural practices (the influence of gravity of celestial things). These practices are what dictate the degree with which you assign anything, it all flows from the weight of these inherited systems. Becoming your perception and reality. By deciding, things crystallize into reality. Strong foundations are rigid and are difficult to shift. Various cultural practices tend to clash due to varying perceived levels of morality. Like planets and stars within a system existing in harmony but this harmony can be disturbed by another celestial object moving into that system. Everything eventually reverts to harmony. Again, extremes; the meaningless and the meaningful define each other. We need both ends. It matters and it doesn’t.