Aim, aimed, aiming, aims

Aim is the direction of pathos affected greatly by beliefs and associations used and expressed by the conscious experience. Aim is also the determination of course, as in sailing a ship at sea, or the desires that surround the psyche that push it in the direction of choice.

Strangely, aim can also be considered guesswork and conjecture, as no one really knows the end result of their pathos except for death itself, so the outcome of growth is an unknown, or that is to say, what you will end up knowing is unknown when you are traveling from point A to point B in your life.

Aim is also referred to as a way to point something and the word [weapon] is mentioned in the dictionary. It could be said that humans are also a weapon that is aimed in directions either by their own discernment or pointed for them as sheep. Not only do people target people, they can kill them, and destroy them in many ways as a weapon is capable of doing. In this example, weapons are only an extension of people.

Everyone has aims either admitted or not admitted and maybe hidden by emotions locked in place to pre-determined knowledge barriers that have become fear barriers. Someone might say to you, "My aim is to be happy", yet they forget that time is an element of aim that ever so slowly controls the outcome whether realized or not. It is as if almost every action taken has a consequence that affects the outcome of pathos in some way for every living soul. What they may have meant to say to you is that they are selfish, and are mostly concerned with self service. Although the same statement could come from someone who understood their "I's" adding the time and other elements in their minds, and you would not know the true aim of this person until you had looked further, so in this case, most often, aims are not expressed explicitly enough for the observer to perceive true intention.

Aims can be admitted as false when the real aims are quite hidden to the normal observer. One's intention is closely associated with their aims whether good or bad and is mentioned synonymously to the word aim. Aims are subtly chosen within the mind and often based on the knowledge obtained.

An aim can also completely direct your life in the path of the aim, and one can spend an entire life focused on the aim itself and stepping aside the observation of who they really are. In this sense, one has chosen a reflection to operate out of, an additional "I" they see as something they can be, that isn't even who they really are at all. This programming is available for those who feed from it.

To see the aims, one must slide themselves under a giant magnifying glass and observe all the actions and reactions, and discern the mistakes and wasteful emotions that should be corralled. This is to prevent living a life of fantasy and never seeing the real you.

Many do not want to see this person, or they feel this person has no value, which is false. All people, no matter how lowly you think you're life is, has a unique pathos, a point A to point B in progress destination that can be altered, adjusted, improved, realigned, rethought, reworked, and totally remodeled if necessary to achieve a better aim that is productive and remains unique.

The problem here is the low and high, if you're high, it is easy to have a special "I" you want to be, and if you're low, that "I" is gone, and you're brain and emotions are trying to replace it.

These remodeling sessions are a key to making sure the aim is not guiding you versus you guiding the aim. The story of Oblio and Arrow written by Harry Nilsson in 1971 works to tell this secret about who we are. Oblio's aim [arrow] was always at his side no matter where he went secretly helping him make the decisions, and when shocked, instinctive aims were used that had been implanted from birth in a town full of pointy people.

These messages hidden in the story are missed by many because they have aims that guide them so far, but never across the barriers they unfortunately use to protect themselves from knowing who they really are.

The assumption that suffering is always bad is a miscalculation that desire obviously manipulates. Desires are tricky as pleasure is close by and emotions are habitually practiced. What really makes you happy is altered by the pathos and cleaning up or adjusting of loose "I's" whether you realize it or not.

Synonymously, the words point, direct, level, and train are listed in the AHD. One could say, the train track is never straight, the level is ambiguous, and the direction unknown. The point is, the guide is hidden somewhere in the middle of all the "I's" you have created, and you may have never met this person because of fear, and other emotions you're maybe not willing to understand or control.

For our physical existence to have a pathos, we need a heart beat and some spirit to enjoy this experience, so our aims must sit near the subjected soul control center that may be perpetually frustrated, bleeding red, or lost in the pointless forest never to return.

Our aim should be to grow up in our heads, and have a point [aim] in pathos that contributes productive fruition to our kindred, not conversely and contrived by hidden aims of greed. This is analogical to the tree of life and the branches of our psyche center which have worked a tally kept and have been organized with constant knowledge being fed through the system.

Its a journey within and time travel at the same time and we must have simple faith that we can live through it. Know what your aiming at and know the consequences beyond your life's worth so that others can share and improve the overall aim that supports life.

R. Mark Sink  2007/8/13