Equal and the Same

Zie Mnemosyne - Friedrich Hölderlin
Zie ook Over Discriminatie en Onderscheidingsvermogen

Mnemosyne (Grieks: Mνημοσύνη) was in de Griekse mythologie een Titanide en de personificatie van het geheugen. Volgens de oude Grieken vond zij de woorden en taal uit. Volgens Hesiodus kregen koningen en dichters hun uitzonderlijke spraakvermogen van Mnemosyne en hun speciale relatie met haar dochters, de muzen.
Mnemosyne is volgens sommige bronnen ook de naam van een rivier in Hades. Doden die van haar wateren dronken zouden hun leven niet vergeten (zoals bij de rivier Lethe het geval was) maar onthouden.

We are not equal.  Yet we are seduced to be bland, flat, without originality.  Docile, easily discarted and replaced after menial labour and living a menial live, in servitude of a Mansion.

We are not the same.  Yet we are taught to be.  To abide by the Norms, to be normal so we can be collected and gathered, like cattle, as obient workforce.

There is no power of equality, the Same is crap, excrement, mud and 'I Like It!'

like (v.) Old English lician "to please, be sufficient," from Proto-Germanic *likjan (cognates: Old Norse lika, Old Frisian likia, Old High German lihhen, Gothic leikan "to please"), from *lik- "body, form; like, same."

likken¹* [met de tong over iets heen gaan] {oudnederlands leccon 901-1000, middelnederlands lecken, licken} oudsaksisch likkon, oudhoogduits lecchon, oudengels liccian, gotisch laigon; buiten het germ. latijn lingere, grieks leichein, lichanos [wijsvinger], oudiers ligim [ik lik], welsh llyfu [likken], llwy [lepel], oudkerkslavisch lizati [likken], oudindisch lihati [hij likt] → lekker.

lekker 2 m. (knecht), Mnl. lecker, van lekken 2; de bet. zijn: gulzigaard, deugniet, knecht.

Daarnaast staat een wortel *sleigh, waarvoor zie: slikken. ww. door het keelgat doen gaan.

Maar ook Slijk, slak, slijmerig en slecht (niet lekker)

If we accept normality we give up creative force.  The feral, instinctive lifeforce is tamed and subjected, coördinated and managed.

Remember, Embrace, Strenghten yourself. 

embrace (v.) mid-14c., "clasp in the arms," from Old French embracier (12c., Modern French embrasser) "clasp in the arms, enclose; covet, handle, cope with," from assimilated form of en- "in" (see en- (1)) + brace, braz "the arms," from Latin bracchium (neuter plural brachia); see brace (n.). Related: Embraced; embracing; embraceable. Replaced Old English clyppan (see clip (v.2)), also fæðm (see fathom (v.)).

We are all different expression of creation.  A manifestation of an individual consciousness from the Collective Human Consiousness.  A Sign we are; we need to Remember where it points at, to be Inspired, to find our Source and Ancestry.  Otherwhise we will remain a sign that has lost it meaning and by consequense, a  Lost Soul without control over it's manifestation, eagerly reaching toward the abyss, spellbound and lived by others.

Mnemosyne, mother of the 9 Muses, The Titanesse who gives Poets and kings the authority to speak, the power of control.  Mnemosyne nurishes the Mage, the Magister of the Secret Arts, The art concealed to be forgotten.

Find yourself, know yourself, embrace yourself.
Discriminate yourself.
Stand up and Stand out.
Fight and Be Victorious.

victor (n.) mid-14c., from Anglo-French, Old French victor "conqueror," and directly from Latin victorem (nominative victor) "a conqueror," agent noun from past participle stem of vincere "to conquer, overcome, defeat," from PIE root *weik- (5) "to fight, conquer" (cognates: Lithuanian apveikiu "to subdue, overcome," Old Church Slavonic veku "strength, power, age," Old Norse vigr "able in battle," Old English wigan "fight," Welsh gwych "brave, energetic," Old Irish fichim "I fight," second element in Celtic Ordovices "those who fight with hammers"). Fem. formations include victrice (late 14c.), victress (c. 1600), victrix (1650s).

Remember ... there still is Truth to be Guarded.