Discuss Serenity's answer to: The New Renaissance?

A few decades after the beginning of each new age, we experience a Renaissance: a rebirth. It always affects the entire world, bringing with it new hope and new thought. It is never instantaneous ...

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Serenity Answered:

These are never simple decisions to make but truly the world is full of treachery now. 

This age is more treacherous than any that ever came before it to my way of thought.  I come to thoughts of the Egyptian legend of Narscissus: a boy who was so vain that he wasted away staring at his reflection.  Other cultures have the same legend, under different names, but it is a frightening time any way we look at it.

It is the end of the age wherein fairness is possible.  Now we must deal with irrational yet charismatic persons who can sway the truly weak minded with their glib double talk.

Considering the character of these people, it becomes a doubly unnerving thought.  Whatever happens, this is fate.  We should endure the miseries and negativity to come with all courage.

I only wish I could think of this and say Peace Profound.  Unfortunately, there may be no peace in the Age of Aquarius.

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech or of the preess; the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for the redress of grievances." Article 1, Amendments to the US Constitution.
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Anonymous
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Rocmike are you describing yourself? You post under many many different names.
 
Ollie
Ollie

The Age of Aquarius bodes the most hellish bitterness of any age that came before or shall come after.  I only hope that some remnant of humanity will survive to go on.
 
Anonymous
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Rocmike give it a break
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