Interpretable as an equation of words, I actually believe this to be the fundamental philosophy of all life in all universes:

If you’ve ever wondered about something greater, ever wondered if the world could be better, if you’ve ever been left hanging by flaky pseudo-logic, if you’ve ever disagreed but been forced to comply, then all of the following is for you:

Here is a biography on Pythagroas, for whom this perspective is named.  The universal aspects of his ideas are quite applicable in today’s world.

Pythagoreanism = a perspective

Maximize free will = morality = philosophy = destiny

Everything can be derived from this morality.  The idea is to maximize free will with every decision, by making choices that result in more, better options, rather than fewer, or worse options.  This may seem obvious, but it is the guiding moral compass of all life, so it’s worth mentioning even though it may already be clear.

Verbalization is our primary avenue of communication, it’s a good method, allowing images to be built easily.  It’s often wise to examine single words when dealing with a philosophy as brief as “maximize free will.”  The word “maximize” is straightforward enough for now, so let’s think about the phrase “free will:”

“Will” is a block of impenetrable positive space.  It is a wall in the desert.  It is a soldier at a roadblock.  It is a definitively chosen action.  It is a positively asserted idea.  It is a solid shape.  It is something with which one must comply.

“Free” is negative space, more ephemeral, it the sand and air of the desert, the fluid material flowing between the walls and through labyrinthine hallways, the liquid, the potentially chosen action.

The combination of the free and the will is elemental contrast, it is an atom of information, it is the sacred union, it is the key of fragile and potential immortality, it is the spine of all life in all universes.

Today’s standard computers are only unalive because they lack the “free” aspect of free will.  Computers are only hard programmed will.  There is nothing free about them.

So much of our modern economic society (the one in which the “mainstream” is continuously up for auction) hinges on hiding truth from everyday people.  From priests who intrusively assume the role of conduit between human body and human spirit (pervertedly trading money in return for alleviation of moral guilt), to politicians who demand donations so that they may continue to lay indecipherable code between democracy and action, to bankers who ensure that finance is far too complex for anything less than full time attention, to lawyers who obfuscate the law so that they may be paid as a conduit between humans and the laws which govern human society, to philosophy professors who urge us that morality is complex and poorly understood – we live in a society dedicated to obscuring truth and charging people for untanglement.

It would maximize free will to lay off all practitioners of the above professions, care for them, and allow them to meditate with their full time effort.  This isn’t to imply that any individuals are at fault, the only idea is that we need a system change so that individuals can be more free to learn, teach, and create.

Despite what we’ve been taught, morality is simple.  Maximize free will.  The application of this idea is only as complex as life on Earth.

The complexity of life on Earth lends itself to these 10 immediate deductions, based on the ultimate morality of free will maximization.

Nature’s 10 commandments

1. No incest
2. No cannibalism
3. No sex with anything other than a willing adult of your same species
4. No touching poop or pee
5. Learn how to be social
6. Have lots of sex (Be safe, but seriously.  Lots.)
7. Eat what tastes good
8. Love your family
9. Accept responsibility for your actions
10. Wonder about a world greater than this

Unlike the failed monotheistic or Abrahamic commandments (which were neither wise nor obeyed by history), these commandments are universally obeyed by all life, and these commandments should be obeyed by all life.  Things are as they should be, in that broad sense.

To channel free will is to be conscious and alive.  Free will is an energy; it can be neither created nor destroyed, only channeled, diverted, focused, observed, and experienced.  Consciousness is the by-product of the naturally occurring process of free will flowing through the enormous amount of information stored within our minds.

For example: If Earth were the size of an orange, its surface would be smoother than glass.  Mountains are high, but our planet is literally so enormous that you wouldn’t notice anything except for maybe a tiny hairline knick in the glass, and that’s the Marianas trench.

Make no mistake, we are in an oppressive dark age.  We do not own our own time, and because we individuals are defined by our presence in space-time, we do not own ourselves, and we are enslaved (though for some it is a benevolent enslavement, but the vast majority is not so lucky).  Bigger bombs, gadgets, and other technology have yet done nothing to alleviate this.  So be my guest.  We can have a dark age for as long as we’d care to.  Someone later on, or earlier, somewhere else, is making singularities, and it’s just that they’re the ones having all the fun.  It’s the fomo background radiation of the universe, and it sufficiently motivates my desire to contribute to the instigation of free will maximizations of this kind now in our shared world.

Free will being maximized is like the shape of the surface of a planet.  There are often obvious deviations from the normal horizon line, which we see as mountains, valleys, or any kind of human structure.  Positive space blocks the sky, the sunlight, the heavens, and so on, but ultimately, it all averages out and becomes the curve of the sphere of our world.

From the higher-up perspective, from the more God-like perspective, it’s just a perfect sphere with maybe a knick, but nah, it’s just really beautiful, just a really perfect pleasing shape, a beautiful specimen of the sacred geometry, totally conducive to the freely willed informational frequencies of much higher channelling capacity bandwidth.  As perfect as the sphere of Earth would be, if held in a hand, free will is maximized.  End of example.

There are many ways to meditate.  I do better when I try to connect every dimension of my perception of self to every possible dimension of the world around me, while suspended in mindful Dasein.

We left noseprints in the oil
which coats the leaves
of the eucalyptus tree
at the end of our street.

The raw emotions
and tiny physical discomforts
of the present moment
fade into the past,
trampled by the thoughts of the future,
romanticized, reminisced upon,
nostalgiazed,
and honestly embellished.

it’s the square root of 25 syllables
2^4 = 4^2 letters,
3 words,
1 simple meaning with a lot of deductions:
maximize free will.

Picture the concept of zero
entre de su cerebro
and maximize free will.

make it a maxim
create as much as you can
maximize free will

Perfectly timed, with beautiful measure,
16 letters thought up for your viewing pleasure

make your mind be still, and
maximize free will, and
make your mind be still, and
maximize free will, and
make your mind be still, and
maximize free will, and…