For the seekers

                        Maybe this world is another planet’s hell.

Aldous Huxley

1.  The body serves as the sacred vessel, in search of the divine soul.

2.  Upon revealing the divine radiance of a superior soul, one swiftly casts aside the inferior and embraces its celestial light.

3.  We, as profane creatures eternally seeking to fill the void within, strive to conquest the divine soul.

4.  There is no such thing as the perfect soul, and once a vessel is brimmed, it promptly relinquishes its content. The fulfillment endlessly seeps from the vessel.　

5.  We embody the essence of zombies. Bereft of our own souls, we relentlessly seize the life force from the living in our desperate quest. Even though our true souls no longer exist in this realm. The zombies are nothing more than humans wandering the world, unaware of fulfillment day after day.

6.  The wretched beings, oblivious to the concept of sufficiency, are sinners tormented by everlasting damnation.

thumbnails: The Last Judgment (1306) by Giotto di Bondone