"We Are Not Created Equal"

Part 2

Its dark here, prison is a dark place.

Life here has taught me that in todays "society" it's a sin to think things foreign to others. To seek out the  mysteries which are beyond the masses. But I ask, is it a sin to risk one's immortal soul by questioning the unquestionable, to ponder the hidden meaning of things such as life and death, good and evil, light and dark? If this be so then I am most certainly damned, because I am powerless to resist my own nature concerning them.

Base, evil ... possibly, but what alternative does a condemned man have except to explore what is available to him; and what is it that he has if not resentment, hatred, anger, fear and loss of faith? With that said I have dabbled in the realms of darkness as equally as I have explored the realms of light, I must, it is after all the only avenue open to me from where I stand and I'll be damned for sure if I will lay down and die without at least an attempt at, Higher Knowledge. Yes, I know that in the eyes of "Compassion" there is no greater sin than to do or think above the masses. In this manner I have definitely broken the laws, yet I am not concerned because I am by nature a law breaker, a law breaker whose only fear is that he will fail in his ability to bring to light his experiences in these matters.

This, however, is not my only fear, my only crime, I am after all a convict, that is without question, but I have committed a greater crime than any my retched flesh or some "Sham" trial could conceive; the greater sin of which I speak is the crime of indecision and the crime of being unproductive. I, like so many others, have allowed my fear of the unknown to turn my face at the advent of my own realization, and what punishment awaits me as a result of my slothfulness I do not know. Such crimes as these are not relevant to the system, to the sleepers, the pistis of the masses, but I am beginning to awaken and am therefore accountable.

The laws say that no man is above another, that we are all created equal and to think otherwise is the great transgression; the root of evil. My spiritual experiences however have enlightened me to the reality that this is a false anti-God form of brainwashing. My spiritual experiences have taught me that I am not my brother's keeper and that we are not all equals, IF, equality be measured by the rule of personal discipline, and valued progress a thing measured by goodness and prosperity. Some advance, some do not.

I contend that any person can advance if they are willing to work, willing to break free from the laws that bind their mind, be they rich or poor, educated or not, handsome or plain, genius or average, all that is required is the willingness to break the laws of equality. All that is necessary to be counted as great, is to have the courage to commit the crime of striving to be better, different, above, more advanced than the slothful masses. All that is necessary for greatness, is to lay aside the notion that you are the same as all the others, for to think yourself down is "Tolle and heresies Diaboli" creating heirs of the devil.

So ... get up off your backside and do something with your life ... LIFE, a gift to be lived. Stand for something! Fight for something! Believe in something! BE SOMTHING!

Perdurabo, Mayor Mark, out.

 

 

Bastrop, TX 7/28/26