The Homeless the dystopian version of the archaic revival.

[Justin my mind]

The Homeless the dystopian version of the archaic revival.

When I look at the homeless I see a twisted version of Terence Mckenna's archaic revival. The way I see it to the homeless have to live in a raw version of reality. They have to live outside of the social matrix even though they are a affected by it. I have always been fascinated with them because of living with a disability and having to rely on other people while they have to fight for themselves. To me, they almost seem superhuman because of how they have to fight for themselves. It's almost like they have to live in prehistoric conditions. That makes them more humble and relatable then most people in society. Like I said before with my disability it's almost impossible for me to live in isolation. So it's amazing to think about how they have to fight for themselves. I think it brings out the truth of our species in a dark but enlightening way. This got me to think about the purpose of my life and being disabled it was to show me how nothing can live in isolation and the interconnected nature of all of life. And how if I wasn't in this situation I would be lost in the illusion of society and not have the unique experiences I can share.

[Apparition of Jack]

Being homeless sounds like quite the challenge. All the more reason to be kind to people.