Love & Logic

One plus one is not two. The world's oldest ruler has found it fit to spread itself to every corner of our minds. The old ruler believes itself an absolute, while its mere nature denies its eternity, denies its infinity. Extremes collide in the most beautiful moments, those that defy the logic of duality. Are hate and love so different? Are peace and chaos? Are mathematics wrong?

In a futile attempt of being actually true to our real nature, our logic was introduced with the idea of balance, such a rare outlier, in which equilibrium exists and extremes merge into unity. But how far can we take such idea?, do you recognise yourself in the mirror, do your eyes perceive those others wandering the same streets? Can you think about yourself without being yourself?  Can you get outside and inside of your own logic ? Can you bring a new one, a better and worse one? Can logic exist in a world free of all slavers? Can you be beyond duality, beyond time, beyond space, beyond individuality?

It is logical to survive, it is logical to reproduce, to find comfort, it is logical to judge, to classify, to summarise, to ignore. Isn't it always 50 / 50, isn't it always 2, isn't it always good or bad? What about perspective?, that seems to be the only new discovery, relativity, probabilistic existence and motion, the observer affecting reality.

It is not logical no, it is not logical to look at someone's eyes and see yourself as if you were not yourself, to feel yourself and themselves as one, out of those walls you have placed strategically, out of that body and that mind you claim to be yourself, inside those cells you believe to be part of you, far and close to those that you love, that you miss, far, close, inside, outside, now, before, after yourself, after themselves.

It is not logical no, it is not logical to scream in silence and to hear it in the noise, it is not logical no, to sacrifice your life in exchange of nothing, in exchange of everything. Isn't it always 50/50? Isn't it always one plus one equal to two? But that cannot be true, oh no, it cannot, because one plus one is not two, one plus one is one, just as love is, it is simply one.