"the code"crytology to symbology, history to religion, it all in some sense link to each other...
somehow my own existence is very much challenged, after all these time of praise and worship and mutual research on almost every single drop of history towards religion, this one book by Dan Brown strikes me most, "The Da Vinci Code". revives my dedicated interest to my own religion. not that i want to glorify the fiction in it, but rather use this chance and understand better the whole situation.
pagan practises vs religious practises, it all don't make sense to me really at this juncture of my life...almost invisible to our own biased eyes, they are all practically the same. they all serve one purpose.
unknown to me and probably to majority of the world, do they still exist the few good or bad women and men, whom have sworn in secrecy to protect the long forgotten, undeniable truth and unexplainable history behind everything?
i have long heard about these "noble" secret societies, understandbly a few existent ones like the masons and the long beards. what secrets lies within their intimate and ultra elitist groups?
now it seems my trip out of this country will be perked up by these thoughts. will i ever get a chance to see the vatican vault, where is rumoured, to have kept the most insanely secrets of the world? the original bible is it really the whole truth to the history of that time?
its not a challenge to undermine a religion i have followed closely with my heart...but i will expect more from it to be explained in due course...
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inexplicably a different light of thought i might say, about the way we all look into our lives... so which legends, myths, history, folklores, heresays and what nots do we actually follow closely... are we misguided? are we biased? a point of focus i presume not only to accentuate the already lively and rich human life but to give meaning to the species, human.
personally i feel no matter how much everyone tries to explain, to challenge and to even refute and rebut, it all goes with the flow of life... i guess its part of human nature.