Post #5185

There are a few ancient lakes exist somewhere on earth, governed by a very specific and fearful shoal of fish. No one cared to clean the lakes for millennia, and the entire school of fish was taught to live inside those lakes and love the pond they belong to. If a fish somehow happened to clean the pond, despite all the resistance, it shall then be required to dig a tunnel that'd connect the pond with the river and eventually to the sea and then the ocean. Why? To maintain the sanctity of water and the life that dwells in it, a purpose more prominent than the lake itself. Water with no medium to flow through collects dirt, breeds disease causing insects, and eventually dries out with time. Now, if the lakes are still considered "holistic" regardless of how filthy they have become over time, the creatures living inside the lakes will eventually become immune to it. Over time, no one will realize the toxicity they live in and that there's a whole different dimension to the quality of life way beyond those lakes. If somehow managed to escape the pond, a few creatures unquestionably create a possibility for others to create a life full of freedom, like Nemo and Dory. But such creatures are endangered because the danger is always great for fish that directly challenge the status quo. Despite all the challenges, the age-old altruistic creation drives a few fish to do their bit to bring the much-needed transformation in their surroundings. Creating a tunnel and connecting the lake to the river, the sea, and eventually to the oceans will open a whole different world to swim through and explore the vastness of consciousness and the life where consciousness resides. #review#philosophy