We accept the mantel of shame in order to transition into the adult life of freedom. This is how we trade inhibition for tradition. This is how we lose ourselves.
The true loss of innocence is when freedom becomes shameful, and shame becomes freedom.
We can live life as broader spectrum beings, with the best qualities of children, by healing our affliction of adultism, which severed us from communing with our vast inner-child.
Begin to accept imagination as a part and form of reality, because human reality is inseparable from imagination.
By suspending disbelief we can believe in ourselves.
Suspension of disbelief is a vital life skill for anyone who wants to live in the real world.
There are many non-fiction applications of suspension of disbelief, especially in a false world of illusions.
To escape our anxiety we must accept, and make peace, with the contradictions of life.
Our fraudulent "real life" is an M.C. Escher-like impossible staircases into higher and more peaceful states of consciousness for individuals and society, for the rules of this game, are unsolvable puzzles, that keep us all in a constant state of anxiety.
The goodly and civil role is an anti-human posture, where the wild untamed soul is splayed upon the mental rack, like medieval torture, to bend and shunt the frighteningly splendid phenomenon of a free form soul, into an unnatural state, to thereafter be called, natural. This is how we become, and live the life, of the unnatural natural.
