The Road Foreword

     The Road Foreword

     All men; that is a human, sentient male; can do something they never believed was possible and always desired to do.  They desired to do it so desperately that it drove them crazy, derailed our sentient state, and wrecked any hope of humanity becoming what Nature always intended:  a loving, emotionally stable, rational, sentient race that respects itself instead of constantly tearing itself down and relying on fictions.  "Omigoodness, we're human" rather than "We're only human" is the vast difference.

     We are so close to educating the heart that it hurts.

     The long answer is a bit more complicated.  I'll get into that in later posts.

 

        Conscious evolution

Conscious adaptation to circumstances is how a sentient race evolves itself.  Humanity is liberated by sentient instincts, which is the ability to comprehend so much more than an animal and seek clarity.

    Sentient instincts are all about honesty and clarity.  We seek truth and, yet, in one case, we have hid from the truth.  We have shunted a critical realization to the subconscious. 

Conscious evolution is all about adaptation to sentient realizations.  The subconscious is where we put those sentient realizations that we have not been willing to confront.  Until we confront them, we are not human and sentient.

    We will be truly sentient when we can gather our thoughts as a species and adapt to what our sentience makes crystal clear. 

This is a story about what liberates both the mind and the heart, in that order, so that we can think and live consciously without pandering to the animal.

(one ups-man-ship on Aristotle; inside joke)