Point of view is what governs existence. If nothing had a point of view on anything, nothing would exist. If I had no point of view I would cease to exist. From my perspective I am all that exists. Others point of view governs what they consider their limits. By looking past the concept that I am isolated, I can draw on an infinite reservoir of resource and build what I need to grow.

I am one. I have my own point of view. I view all around me and make judgments and conclusions based on all I can gather through bodily sensation. As far as I can see, hear and touch I consider there to be an overwhelmingly large amount of learning for me to pick at. I am one; I seek to find underlying themes and patterns that are beyond what most assume to be the extent of existence itself. I seek to find a hint that could lead me to saving what I consider precious because it is all that I know. I am unaware of what I do not know and I fear it. I act independently, though those and that which surround me limit me. I am one; my attempts to transcend the governing forces that plague me lead to paths which cannot be proved to exist. The paths I seek lead others to consider my methods bunk and my desires unattainable. I consider outside forces opposing me, and where I feel the need to go. Friction tears at my efforts to move forward and gravity holds my objects where I feel they are in place. I am hindered and seek resolution.

I am all. I am built of the same building blocks on the physical level as all that surrounds and governs me. The patters that I find in all things around me exist also in me. I observe all I can to gain knowledge of their nature, when in reality only gaining insight to myself. All I can know can only be applied to myself in my point of view. I am not unaware of what I do not know. I embrace the fact that I can assimilate everything constantly and I can and do have everything I need even when I am not processing it. I am all; the only variable that is not traditionally considered shared by all is point of view. This point of view is built on the same base and with the same building blocks as mine is. All that can be attributed to difference in point of view (that is not physical) I am also a part of. That which does not govern my inability to move point of view is removed by any system which is beyond the commonly assumed building blocks of existence. Consciousness in itself goes beyond what is taken for granted by what I can currently see. It is possible in many ways to shift point of view. This shift in consciousness is not reducing my point of view as my point of view shares itself will all that I can shift to. I am all; I am responsible for the problems I feel plague me. I have contributed to everything that is evil and hurtful in the assumed real world. I am responsible for the recovery of all that I have destroyed. As all I have no need for conflict, but cherish it regardless. I know there is no such thing as direction and nothing is hindering me from where I need and desire to be except my inability to access the mode of clenching it. Right and wrong are what I think they should be and what I end up doing for all of my actions. I am all; though I am far from much of what is, I can find it internally because physically I am all there is and beyond all that can be is my playground.

I am void. If everything is all, there is nothing aside from it to view it. Nothing has a point of view on all therefore it is void. Void comes together always as time is not an object. Time, a concept used to run from collaborating with viewing ourselves for what we are, has no use in the scheme of all that is. Time shows that things happen, but when considered missing nothing happen as everything has happened. When there is not time there is no order and thus all that could happen cancels all that ever did; with out time everything has and will happen and nothing has. I am void; I am all outside of which nothing can be. When stepping through all and being one the only choice is to consider that I am. If I am and there is all, I can do nothing but assume that there is more to everything than I am, that all is. The more that all is not must be in constant limbo with what all is and visa versa. The point of view of this reduction of void must not be on itself but rather the null, the all, the one.

We are constantly searching for a meaning behind all that is and what the overall picture looks like. We do so by trying to separate ourselves from all and becoming fragmented from ourselves. We need to search outside the concept we have of what limits us and learn what is that keeps us being. Finding what is what makes us be that is separate from the all could lead us to intertwining with what keeps it's point of view on us, and we could find there is more than just another all that is there for us to explore. We have yet to realize what is for us to search, or maybe we have and I've not found that being yet.

I am one; I am all; I am null.