People are constantly judging us for “being subjective”. Well, it’s about time we realized that this is, in fact, a good thing.

Let’s assume that the term objectivity exists. Who is objective? We can all agree that there is no such man. In that case, all we have left are the machines and God.

The machines are dead, so obviously, they didn’t get the concept quite right.

With The Everything, things are a little bit more complicated. Once upon a time, even before time existed, there was One Whole and it contained Everything in it. In this world, IT was everything that is and everything that isn’t, therefore nothing else could exist. So IT decided to divide itself into countless parts and toss them in time so IT can make the process of knowing possible.

But because IT was Everything and IT knew everything, its parts had to develop the ability to forget what they already knew. That’s how the objective world became the starting point of the evolution of subjectivism.

In the already existing time, every one of these subjective worlds started to develop and grow in its own way, transforming the truth in different colors and forms and in ideas far beyond colors and forms.

And here is the tricky part. The Everything didn’t divide itself only so that its individual parts can see it as one and admire it. IT divided so that every single part would be able to be Everything. So that it can rediscover the entire space in a single star and the entire ocean in a single drop.

People’s seeking for objectivity is completely unnatural because it’s a return to the starting point. Man isn’t just a discoverer of truths – he is their inventor. The purpose of the human being is to be subjective – to understand its own world and to realize that it’s exactly as big as all the worlds put together.

What is true in a single mind, is absolute truth. The subjectivity of the mind is the most beautiful possibility for the Universe to enrich and rediscover itself.

The goal isn’t just going back to the Whole the same way we got here. The goal is to find new paths and rediscover our true self. And then, one day to go back to the Whole, completely changed and yet the same.