When can we be concerned?

The more that I see, the more I wonder the question above. 

(BTW, this won't be nearly as long as the others.  I'm pretty sure people read this stuff - it would just rock if ANYONE COMMENTED, though.  Throw me a bone, please?  God, I'm begging - look at that!) 

The reason I take the time to write this is due to the fact that regardless of circumstances without (more or less, distinctly) pointing to something - some might call "The end" - it's impeccable the avenues people are willing to follow to remain blind to such facts.  So, here it is for any late showers: THE WORLD IN WHICH WE HAVE COME TO FEEL COMFORTABLE IS DETERIORATING.  Sure, it may not completely, but the acquisition of that new big-screen will not sully or detour this from happening or, at least, from remaining a real condition on the horizon. 

And, before you say that I am being pessimistic, I don't think that being cautious, knowing/having wisdom that things DO change, or a welcoming of that change prove anything of the sort.  I've been accused of not going with the flow.  Well, behold!  Gaze at where our fucked flux has led us!  I am genuinely worried, though, that if and when BofA tanks, I won't have taken out my share (of worthless note/ink paper) to survive. 



A friend of mine once said that God made the path too damn simple.  If life is, intrinsically, an eternal dance of becoming (a concept of which I am still playing around with), then indeed all of life is an "uphill journey."  As any of you have noticed, it's easier to destroy what you've made than is was to make it - well, the act of creation was the original point.  The path of which I speak is the interaction of yourself to the world outside, the flow, and if you want to go against it, you will have difficulty.  What we find now is, I am figuring, is the lack of wisdom to witness and follow the natural flow.  Things rise; things fall.  Simple.

~SVASTI~