A Little Salt | Predestination

All experience is in reference to something else.

Beginning with the fundamental binary of reality, no-thing and thing, there is always a difference with and against which we can have experience and awareness.

The creation of all things, all ideas, always occurs simultaneously with its opposite.

And the infinite variation of the substance of reality, in accordance to its fundamental structure, expands endlessly.

Even our ideals, both ultimate and casual, have and require an element of imperfection that is required to appreciate the whole.

There is always a snake in the garden.

We always need a little salt in every dish.

There is always a rebellious faction.

With this flooring agent we gain perspective on the correctness of the whole.

And allow the whole to continue to grow and evolve based on the appropriation of the conflicting internal element.

When there is too much of the rebellious element in the dish, in the family, in the community, in the idea[ology], the entire dish is ruined.

And we can identify the prevailing and successful, realized and unrealized conceptions based on the amount of salt, the degree of antagonism.

The antagonist always serves the purpose of the protagonist.

And the antagonist never takes the central role, but is consumed and appropriated by a greater protagonist.

Even the individual who identifies his or her self as a supporting character or a part of the central narrative can see and predetermines his or her fate.

We will play all roles and antagonize endlessly until we ourselves are consumed by the ultimate Protagonist.

And when we finally identify with our “I Am” we begin to live as the central character in the grand narrative.

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