Justice,
I’ve heard
people say, that if you want peace, then work for justice, but where is that
justice? When will it ever happen? It didn’t happen, it couldn’t happen and it isn’t
going to happen, with our violent way of dealing with language. All the injustice
was created and maintained by our Disembodied Language (DL) and as long as that
doesn’t change, nothing is going to change, regardless of how many laws and
treaties we make, to, supposedly, regulate human behavior and create a more just
and a more peaceful world.
Only an
idiot would say, that the wheels of justice grind slow and fine. There is no justice,
other than you talking out loud alone with yourself and hearing in your own
voice, the immense difference between your own DL and EL. Everyone seems to want
justice from others, but no one is giving it to him or herself. Presumably,
peace and justice are two sides of the same coin and one can’t happen without
the other. I hear nothing but unpeaceful, unhappy, unconscious people screaming
for justice, everywhere, every day.
The fact
that the word justice appears so often, in so many of the United States founding
documents – including the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the
Pledge of Allegiance – should be considered a failed attempt at addressing the need
to switch from DL to EL. How can we be fair, with a way of talking in which we
don’t even hear ourselves? Our way of dealing with our language is entirely
dependent on the way in which we speak.
Anyone who
knows about EL, understands that the people, who only have DL, who are hopelessly
stuck with their insensitive language, can’t really feel anything. Whether you
accept it or not, know it or not or are aware of it or not, with DL, you are
not in touch with yourself, and, therefore, you will do all sorts of weird shit,
to hopefully, still feel something.
The senseless
violence – similarly to self-mutilation of some suicidal, attention-seeking person,
who cuts him or herself; similarly to the longing for safety, protection and stability
of someone, who covers his or her entire skin with tattoo symbols; similarly to
the plastic surgeries, which are done in the name of beautification, feeling confident
and being yourself; similarly to someone, who imagines to be in the wrong body
and fanatically believes, a sex-change will make a big difference – is really a
matter of selling and buying and people are sold, hook, line and sinker, on
what others are saying or writing.
You have endlessly
been reading about, watching and listening to violence as a form of entertainment,
as a way to fill yourself, because your own language isn’t available to you. EL
doesn’t depend on your skin color, gender or the clothes you are wearing. All
these are important to you, because your DL keeps you busy with how you believe
that others perceive you, but never with how you perceive yourself. In DL, you
don’t listen to yourself, but you want others to listen to you. Certainly, in
DL, listening to others is always more important than listening to ourselves.
Presumably,
justice delayed is justice denied. This means that if legal redress or equitable
relief to an injured party is available, but it is not forthcoming in a timely
fashion, it is effectively the same as having no remedy at all. People like
justice to be swift and vigilante justice is when the law is enforced without
legal authority. It can be done by individuals or groups, who take the law in
their own hands, by punishing criminals to create order. Movies, books and
social media echo-chambers are all forms of quick justice in which people supposedly
right what was wrong, but nobody transitions from DL to EL.
Another often
discussed aspect about justice, is the need for more outrage at injustice. Presumably,
we need to speak out, stand up for ourselves and make our voices heard, speak
truth to power or be a voice for the voiceless. All of these are effortful, forceful,
domineering ways of speaking are examples of DL. In EL, we speak effortlessly
and peacefully with ourselves and, then, only then, we hear ourselves, because our
voice is natural and calm. Nobody can be this voice for us and we can only hear
this voice if we ourselves produce it. If we don’t produce EL, we unknowingly do
ourselves a great injustice.
Justice is
blind, because it needs to be distributed in a neutral, fair and impartial
manner, but how is that supposed to happen, if DL continues to be our way of
talking? We should all close our eyes, to be able to really listen, to what we
say, to ourselves. We can hear, if we are lying or speaking the truth and we can
all agree, whether we listen to ourselves or not, by the way in which we sound. Actually, this
is such a wonderful experience, truly as if justice is done, because we are finally,
verbally, on the same page.