Thought Atheism
In a world blinded under the collective glitter of thought leaders, I choose for myself the humble path of Thought atheism. In my recent opus on Thought Leadership (something that funnily has become much referenced), I had identified thought leaders as being those in the select band of gifted worthies, who spend their time researching and gaining educated insight into complex equations that power matters of huge cranial significance in order to offer superior value to lesser mortals (such as yours truly) who may be optimistically entrusted to use their limited intelligence and stand to benefit from the aforementioned matters of huge intellectual solemnity and unfathomable economic promise. (Phew, that was in fact the longest sentence of pure hogwash that I have written in quite a long while :)
Contrast this with my simple philosophy thought atheism, where the psyche remains untainted by the myriad of life's sweet and bitter experiences, pristine in its ignorance and shiny like a newly minted 50 paise coin. While it may make one sound a little pompous in a comical sort of way, it does bestow upon one the gift of non-judgementalism (look ma, I just coined a new meta-word!!). A precious gift that allows you to savour the flavour of each transaction at its own atmoicity, cherish each relationship for its uniqueness and enjoy every single bite into a cheesecake as if it were your first...
Try it sometimes ... I promise it won't hurt (frankly, I wouldn't remember if it did.) :)
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How much of thought atheism did you forfeit to write this thoughtful blog ? :). Way to go !
well sir i must admit tht u have a strong hold over the language.....but u should use some simple words for readers like us to understand wat u r putting forth.... but ur second paragraph is simple enuf for me to understand...haha....i agree completely to wat u put forth... sometimes we need to simply enjoy life's treasure rather than getting into the nitty gritty and other stuffs
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