Suspicious0bservers report 2/8/17

[sjel]

Dope. I look forward to earthwide extinction events. I'm not even being sarcastic either; I legitimately would love to live during a quasi-apocalyptic time. I must have some incarnation somewhen that exists in a post-apocalyptic time.

I do know that if I saw a giant nuclear sunflare hurling toward us to wipe us out, I would spread myself out on the grass and smile at the ever-giving sun for freeing me from what I often perceive to be a prison

but until that time, of course, I must strive to remember why this body is actually something I have worked hard to achieve. In any case, I ain't worried, yo. I'm also unwilling to prepare for these sorts of events. I would rather be completely unprepared. I honestly feel like if this sort of thing happened, there's this inner part of my being that would eagerly rise to the challenge.

I really think the apocalypse would be an unfair advantage to the strengthening of our faith. Like if evolution were a game (spoiler: it is), the other beings would all be like, "HEY, no fair, you used a performance-enhancing incarnation!!" Because what else do you rely on in such a survival-threatening experience? Nothing but your faith.

So that's why the apocalypse isn't gonna happen. We humans aren't looking for survival games any more. We've had thousands of years of that, we're bored now. We humans are gearing up for some higher chakra experiences now.