June 30th, 2008

The Mathematics of My Life

One, two, three, four …

 

Math plays a significant role in my life as it inspires me to believe in truth, for what can be more absolute and sincere than the knowledge that one and one is two? Forget the apathetic incongruous clichés that two become one or that one man and a woman equals three (including the baby).

 

One, two, three, four … the basic arithmetic progression of numbers where a number succeeds another by a factor of one … unity, followed by the war between good and evil, then by the triangle characterized as peace after war and finally, the quaternary symbolizing totality … the perfect 10.

 

I was distracted … protracting the trivial experience expounding it into something traumatic and unbearable … looking too closely at each individual  cells and not appreciating the wonder as a whole. I lingered … in man’s desperate race towards perfection, I have inadvertently been sidetracked by emotion and contemplation … to peevishly lash at the breeze that blows the wrong way. The unpardonable sin of asking the perpetual query of the desperate, “…why me?” has decimated my logic and placed misery in its place …

 

There is a finite and explicit sequence of events in my life, as there may also be in yours, my reader. Some just stay too long in number two … and forget that the triad, or number three follows, before we reach the self-perceived flawlessness of our existence.

 

One, two, three, four …

 

… z …

Posted by tuliro at 01:36 PM | 3 comments

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buckwheat (guest)

Comment posted on July 16th, 2008 at 04:10 AM
one step...two step...three step forward... and then followed by step number four...and yet i sometimes go back one step backward either with my eyes shut and my heart wide open, unsure whether i should or should not. i learned that success is a measure decided by others and satisfaction is a measure i decide myself, knowing the road ahead is more satisfying than knowing i rode ahead. am i in a hurry to reach the perfect 10? i will for sure but not yet...
Comment posted on July 16th, 2008 at 05:37 PM
apparently we both agree that success is subjective. we all take our steps tentatively as there will always be the fear of loss. justifiably so, as inasmuch as we have the intellect to analyze the different angles of possibility, it is wisdom tempered with experience and moral judgement that defines the course that we take. the proverbial leap of faith may be thrown into the mix but then what is the perfect 10, if not the amalgamation of all our achievements and failres and how they have made us the people we have always wanted to be.
Comment posted on July 1st, 2008 at 06:37 AM
Counting the hours...

It's good to always remember there is (a)symmetrical point somewhere. Not sure about existence. Polarized emotions can cause one to have discord and a resounding rethoric of numbers game of life.

I don't understand either.
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