Wednesday, January 30, 2013

THE ART OF LONELINESS

    THE ART OF LONELINESS has to be relearned.  It is not what we thought and we forgot what it taught.  THE ART OF LONELINESS has now become a scary moment of darkness, it has become an internal disaster.  Once upon a time THE ART OF LONELINESS was a time for ideas and detoxing.  I can hypothesize that more ideas are lost to outer space than to those who plagiarize because we forgot THE ART OF LONELINESS.   It wasn’t long ago when people could sit in room with a light and a book and travel far away.  To go a bit further people used to dream new worlds in a space alone because they practiced THE ART OF LONELINESS. 

    Today we are more afraid of a minute of silence with ourselves than a room full of strangers who may conceal a weapon.     The noise of a loud gun or a fast car has become more amusement then the scratch of a pen to the paper or the rhythmic clanking of the keys on the writer and thus THE ART OF LONELINESS has gone in decay. 

    THE ART OF LONELINESS can teach us many things.  It can lead to a novel concept or a concept that is novel.  This lost art isn’t all about creation it is also of revolution.  It is the catalyst of new outlooks and remastered points of view.  Best of all THE ART OF LONELINESS requires no question, no textbooks and no theories it only asks that you take a moment and learn about YOU.

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