Green Apple
Saturday, October 29, 2011
یک بار دیگر
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Episode #10: In Search of Someone, Anyone!
In Search of Someone, Anyone!
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-"Hey... Look over here ... Look I'm here ... Can't you hear me? Look at me ... please look at me."
-"I've been looking for you ... I'm here ... Look at me"
-"Over here"
-"Hey"
All these sounds were just a buzz in her ear. She whispered,"I can't see anyone ... I'm alone ... Please someone ... Anyone"
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Episode #11:
In Search of Empathy
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Episode #9: In Search of Patience
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Episode#8: In Search of Something Meaningful, Anything
Friday, August 19, 2011
Episode #7: In Search of Strength
P.S Credits to a friend who helped me in my search for strength.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Episode #6: In Search of Fear
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Episode #5:In Search of Hope
In Search of Hope
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18 month ago:
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Episode #4: In Search Of Wisdom
In Search Of Wisdom
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"HOW DO YOU LOOK FOR SOMETHING THAT IS NOT THERE?"
The old man yelled. The frightened girl slowly left the room.
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Episode #5
In Search Of Hope
Friday, June 24, 2011
Episode #3 In Search of Destiny
Episode #3
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Episode #2 In search of Truth
In search of Truth
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"Why did you decide to be my apprentice?" The old man said.
"To learn, my master," he girl pleaded.
The fire and the shadows danced in the room scared the girl, but the young boy was entertained. Seeing his father teaching seemed to bring back good memories. On his chair in the corner of the room, he was watching his father siting behind his desk and the girl siting on the same spot where he used to sit when he was younger, in front of his father.
"Really, but why?" The old man replied.
"I have told you the story, when I first met your son I was in a crisis. Due to the pain I tried to commit suicide. It happened 3 times. On my third attempt your son found me. He showed me the way of reasoning, the wisdom to endure life. After that I became obsessed with the idea of learning; and I found the best teacher, " the girl replied.
"Is it true my son?" the old man asked his son.
"Absolutely not, father."
The girl was stunned. The old man turned to the girl and said,"Describe to me the day that you saw my son. And my son you will interrupt when ever you did not agree. There are only a few ways to find out the truth."
"As you wish master."
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One year ago:
The wind was strong as it moved through the hair's of the young girl. The girl closed her eyes, she took a breath and brought her left wrist forward. She opened her eyes and took her last glimpse at the hilltops. The sky was blue but dark with white stains on it; it looked like a painting by a goth painter with no sense of beauty. The landscape was empty, no trees, no living creatures, only grass. Green grass, more like a little army of snakes moving their tails. It looked like childish painting by a depressed kid that probably has autism. There was nothing in this picture worth looking at, rather living for it. With her eyes closed she swung her right hand with the blade on her left wrist. The blood splashed out of her hand and she slowly fell. As she was falling something or someone stopped her. But she had already passed out.
She tried to open her eyes, but she was too weak. She tried to say something but the only sound she could make was a murmur. She thought she probably failed again; she is so weak she can't even kill herself. But then she felt something, something warm beside her, something was holding her wrist. She made another sound and moved her neck in the position of the thing. The boy had bandaged the girl's wrist and was putting pressure on it. He realized the girl was conscious and said,"Don't worry. I stopped the bleeding. Fortunately you didn't cut it very deep. I was sitting on the side of the hill and I saw you. What were you thinking? Don't you see this beautiful world? Don't you see if you would have died I could never save a life. You changed my life today. Thank you."
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The old man looked at the young couple. He smiled and said,"Now I have learned the truth. Thank you my children."
The girl seemed surprise, and asked:"But I didn't say the reason, the purpose. How did you learn the truth from our story."
The old man replied,"It's very soon for you to understand this my child, but truth does not exist, and it has nothing to do with purpose. It's a view, a perspective. Completely subjective and imaginary. There is no truth. What I learned from your story is a bond you two created. A spark that initiated everything. Perhaps you will find your destiny connected to this bond as well."
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Episode #3
In search of Destiny
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Friday, June 3, 2011
Episode #1 In search of Purpose
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He went to the same spot again, as if he was looking for something he had missed in his last attempt.
After digging in the area for a bit, he finally stood up; smiled at his partner and said, "Finally something to search for. I was getting tried of finding all I want without an effort. After all there would be no purpose to it. Isn't it right my child?"
The young women smiled and replied:"Does the world have a purpose, she inquired." She started to hop around.
"I told you to avoid memorizing something you don't understand. These words have a meaning far beyond whats on the surface? Do you think you can spit them out with disgrace? Be ashamed of yourself young lady."
"I'm sorry Master. I just heard your music, and I remembered it."
The man turned away from the girl and softly replied, "perhaps I should lower the volume next time."
A young man with long hair approached from behind, he reached the girl and put his hands of her shoulders. The girl looked into the boys brown eyes and smiled. With the courage he gained, the boy said:"Maybe you should tell her what it means, Father"
The old man picked up a stone and said:"What is this stone made of, son?"
"More stones father"
"And what is the purpose of them"
"To become stronger. Or is it? They might not have a purpose"
"Precisely. Do you understand now? My young apprentice"
"Yes master" The girl responded; and the old man disappeared in the ruins.
The boy smiled at the girl and asked:" What are you looking for?"
The girl turned around and held the boy in her arms. With a sweet voice she whispered:"I don't know yet. Everything, and Nothing. Without you here, I would have been lost."
The boy stepped back. The cold impression on the boys face brought sadness to the girls eyes, but she hid it. The boy responded in a deep voice:"Never let anyone light your path. No one has enough fuel for it. You are alone in this world"
"BUT WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS WORLD?" The girl cried out with pain.
"Does the world have a purpose, she inquired" The old man said with a sad smile.
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Episode #2
In Search of Truth
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Monday, April 25, 2011
Knowledge?
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
political
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Star
A life history of an organism is filled with adaptive reactions and decisions. By looking at an organism we realize life is a challenge. And with this short introduction we can conclude that humans are in the same challenge. As I was wondering in the shadows of my thoughts, I found a star in that cloudy night. But I wonder should I reveal it here? NO!
Good Luck!
A song by La Dispute, this is what we call good music!
“1978 - San Diego:
I'd just come out the other side of a relationship that blew up
I was angry, and disillusioned, and ultimately self-destructive.
I'd lost everything I believed in
I was as utterly, completely alone as I've ever been.
So I began going on walks.
I started taking late-night walks around the San Diego suburb I was living in at the time.
I'd start walking early evening, and come back close to midnight, sometimes later
Walking and thinking and chewing over what had gone wrong with my life.
One night, at Fourth and E Streets, I got mugged and beaten by a street gang
Sent me to the hospital with serious intimations of mortality.
When the ER techs asked what my religion was, I refused to answer.
I made my private peace with the universe,
Content with whatever was going to happen, live or die.
Then something happened.
I got angry.
I got angry because I still had stories to tell.
So I fought back.
It took two months to fully recover.
But two things came out of that incident.
First: I have no fear of death. None whatsoever.
Second: As soon as I was well enough, I started walking again.
Sometimes until 3 or 4 in the morning,
Through parts of town that made even street people nervous.
When people asked what I was doing out there that late at night,
the only answer I could give was, "I'm looking for something."
So I kept walking through some of the most dangerous parts of San Diego,
before it got cleaned up,
When it was still home to hookers and drunks and gangs
Finally, one afternoon, I came to the same areas I walked through at night
And I was struck by the dichotomy between that corner at night,
And the very same corner during the day.
In the daylight, there were businessmen and kids and clerks,
Eager to get home to dinner and TV and family.
Then, later, came the night shift - the lost people
emerging from shadows and beds of pain to walk the same streets
In search of fixes, money, and bars,
Gradually fading away with the dawn.
Two totally different worlds,
Sharing nothing but longitude and latitude.
There was the nation in the day, and the nation at night,
Existing side by side but each fleeing the other;
A daylight nation and a midnight nation.
I saw a country bifurcated by more than just the presence and absence of light,
But by lives cast aside and lost and uncared for;
The walked away and the thrown-away on one side, and on the other,
Those who pretended not to see them, because not seeing is easier.
And I saw someone forced to walk both sides of the metaphor,
To learn that the greatest cruelty is our casual blindness to the despair of others,
That there but for the grace of whatever god you subscribe to goes any of us.
And finally, I realized that I had found what I was looking for,
Without ever being quite sure what it was.
I found a story that would make my own life make sense again.
This story.
I still take long walks
And I still stop and talk to the people who stand at the corner
And wait for something to happen to them,
Who wait for money to fall into a hat or a cup,
Who wait for someone to recognize their pain.
Because the line between the midnight nation
And the place where I sit right now,
Writing these words, is thin and ephemeral and can be crossed in an instant.
Because the road to the midnight nation can be erased only through compassion.
I found my story, this story, on a hazy afternoon in 1978.
Now it's yours.
The keys to the midnight nation are in your hands.
What you do with them is up to you.
J. Michael Straczynski.
Sherman Oaks, CA
July 21st, 2002.”
More lyrics: http://www.lyricsmania.com/eight_lyrics_la_dispute.html
All about La Dispute: http://www.musictory.com/music/La+Dispute