Time Mirror
Paradox Poems and Essays
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PARADOX
The emergence of the paradox as end-place of logical arguments has shaped thought and language to accept duality as a final reality, while creating binary symbologies to match each reality matrix such as, good/evil (Religious Matrix), logical/absurd (Philosophical Matrix), right/left (Political Matrix), wave/ particle (Scientific Matrix), and success/failure (Experiential Matrix).
The preceding dualisms notwithstanding, the human mind maintains its syncretizing character which hungers for a unity we suspect exists under the veil of duality, and that would transcend the unrelenting schism presented by the paradox barrier.
Continual attempts to unravel the paradox logically through language often produce linguistic gobbledygooks whence words lose their meanings, akin to the deformations of natural laws postulated by black hole physics. Analogous attempts through science by means of increasingly more sensitive tools likewise end up revealing even more intractable paradoxes.
The question therefore arises, whether the profuse existence of paradox indicates an essential human incapacity to comprehend fully and thereby describe an ultimate, universal reality, or if the paradox may happen to be in fact the most obvious and direct access-way into such panacea.
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Using unusual poetic forms, Time Mirror presents a dictionary of undefinable concepts that seeks to expose and neutralize what author Binar Singularit calls the mental virus of indiscriminate discrimination that affects all of humanity with dire consequences. His work serves as a starting point for serious mental exercise, a rediscovery of well-known beliefs in new garb, and subtler meanings of usual words through the unexpected logic found in contradictions we meet in everyday life.
Original and thought-provoking, this memorable collection of philosophical poems and succinct essays invites you to rediscover a variety of living topics from a fresh and unconventional point of view.
On Existence
The fundamental paradox
of existence
may be viewed as consisting of the apparent duality
called “form and essence”.
Components that,
intrinsically reflecting
each other,
are therefore
one.
About the Author
Binar Singularit has a broad background in humanities, science, and the arts. His worldwide travels have informed him of the wide disparities found within societies and nations, and he has witnessed the violent unrest created by egoism, polarization, and ignorance. His eclectic interest in all aspects of human knowledge has given him a panoramic view of life on the planet, which he shares with you who enjoy thinking, in his work, compiled over many decades of observation and study.