The Destiny of Thought
The herstory of every man is a woman...
The future of every woman is a child... <rudy>
Generally speaking, morality is a culturally agreed upon will to put a stop to
inward change (to change) in and upon a culturally agreed upon identity which
is consequently associated with and through a culturally agreed upon
infrastructure for movement of gross matter from within and without the body-
identity through infrastructural channels or modes of gross matter exchange
(matter and identity being synonymous in the logic of culture) regulated by an
authority identity which is not a culturally agreed upon identity performing
actions which cannot be understood by culturally defined body-identities, for
such understanding would necessarily invoke the movement (ergo, change) of
matter elements or energies (cultual euphamisms for matter-identities or spirits)
that supercede or are imminent to gross cultural infrastructure and are, hence,
in the logic of culture, transcendent (souls, or specific identities or identities
specifically localized by the titanic natural laws of kosmos).
This would defeat the principle of non-local authority (which you might keenly
perceive as itself "natural", for culture and nature are one i.e. like space
(consciousness), creative) and "logically" (or in the negative -creative- space of
a culture's or culture's imaginative architecture, culture's architecture, manifest
mysterious identity, body, cloud, spirit) corrupt or stretch (Agape) the body-
identities (furthering the intent of matter-energy, "the dead" or the non-local life
that lives body-identies) for which the sure consequence is loss of freedom and
even identity-worth - in reality this genesis phenomena has magically enhanced
the primary faculty of culture, that of motion and hence, worth (the laws of
motion which are themselves partly mysterious) - the propriety of history (or myth) for which our very being is totemic: a transpersonal (and trans-gender) physiology or "rock n' roll".
to be continued...
The Dark Crystal
"The Golden Conversation"