The Opulent Throne

Nothing should be accepted blindly; everything should be accepted with care and caution. One should practice tolerance and forgive the minor offenses of others. Truthfulness means that facts should not be misrepresented, but should be presented fully, for the benefit of others... One should always speak the truth, even though it may seem unpalatable at the time. (Bhagavad-Gita: As It Is / The Opulence of the Absolute: Ch. 10, Txt. 5 -pg.165) The unwavering belief that he is greater than all. The throne of crystal, gold and diamond is only a facade for burning, black insidiousness. Hubristic falsity self-imposed by those who know nothing more than complete selfish destruction. The halls of gold are flecked with gore and blood. Each and every lie is cast upon a canvas of deceit; wholly rendering man as useless as the things he praises as absolute. The throne will be crushed, the empire will fall and each last one who clings to their false hope of life will be brought down as well. Your gods have failed, your beliefs are false, your pride is hideous and this blade, this fire and this battle will cleanse them all. Stand firm in your opulence, for you, just as the rest of us, will die. We will all pay the price for our lives, our choices, , but the price for some will be greater than others. Beyond the ability of payment. Welcome to the end and the cleansing rites of finality, we have finally made it back home, to crawl back in and wither away. From nothingness, back to nothingness.