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THE VALUE OF NOTHING

 The purpose of human life is to triumph

Triumph over his own nature to achieve his superior self

He must turn into nothing to be everything 

To be able to look at his face in the silver lake

The war is not with the world or its people

But with ones own shadow

From which dark magic finds its hold

The lie that everything is more important than nothing

Moving towards light that brings forth life

He will see that nothing is more valuable than everything

Only then will any man stand above all limits

Commanding everything from nothing

Only then will all knowledge he needs in life be put in his hnds

Only then will he see

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