Divided by belief

Life came first before belief.

We need to survive before we can reason why.

Belief is based on individual choice, and it can be reasoned that in life we can decide on how
we wish to see our value and purpose. These values are based on choices and come from the
mind, a place that has freedom to see without physical constraints. Everyone can decide their
own philosophy for life and say what is to be seen as right or wrong, this shows that in the
end we all have individuality and choice in our foundation for viewing life.

When looking at how beliefs work in life it is evident that they are the key factor that divides
us on all levels. They place people into categories through the strength gathered by favored
belief groups that have been given enough funding and control in order to make decisions
based around our physical living environment. Strength in numbers is a definite way in order
to push people in certain directions of seeing in order to assimilate people into set
philosophies and goals. Goals are seen as the purpose for life and they fit right into the
structure of belief walking hand in hand on the way to destruction of many who do not have
the same point of perception.

It is evident by the illogical way that beliefs divide us that they should not be the foundation
for our choices in the physical. They are not the true basis for our survival in our physical
bodies, and only show how we are not really connecting to the foundations of life and what it
is to be alive.

If we were to acknowledge the foundations that we have in the physical world, it would be
obvious to see that there are more fundamental constructs that we need to consider first before
we decide on future through our philosophies and beliefs. These surround our survival in the
physical world and link to our physical form. We cannot have philosophies and beliefs if we
do not have a physical body to exist from, this is a fact and relates to not just singular people
but for everyone as a whole.

We need general things in order to live in our world, the main survival needs being the eating
of food, the drinking of water and a place to protect ourselves from the elements within
sustainable living environments. These factors cannot be based on belief or values when it
comes to the physical world. They are needs and have to be considered if we want to
continue human survival.

It is clear at many levels through viewing life that this number one issue is not being
considered on a global level. Starvation and thirst is the number one killer around the world
and goes to show the extent to which we live life on philosophies and beliefs instead of the
true value of life surrounding the core reason for being alive as a human. Before people even
get a chance to enjoy life and experience what it has to offer, they must first consider their
physical needs above their passions and desires.

Passion, desire, belief and philosophy are not the defining factors that connect humans
together in this structural world. Physical connection is the first experienced at all levels and
can be seen when it comes to the contact a baby has with their parent in the beginning of their
life. They have not yet learnt to talk and have not been given rules on how to view life. Their
interaction is purely physically based at all levels. They eat, they drink and they need to keep
warm and protected in order to survive.

The moment we place philosophy above basic principles for physical life, we have forgotten
the true essence behind creation at the core. This surrounds the identifiable reason for life and
that is to exist. If we no longer exist, then we no longer can reason our life, we can no longer
believe, create philosophy and enjoy physicality at all levels. It is a basic truth and stares us
in the face, and if we avoid seeing the core principles of life then we walk the road to our own
fate of destruction from our own blindness.

By Stacey T Pollock
1 October 2008