By : Nigel Onwularu

Any philosophy based upon the doctrine that the principles of reality are to be discovered by the study of the processes of thought, or a philosophy emphasizing the intuitive and spiritual above the empirical…

Of which aspect, I have none… I should, I know I should, but I don’t, I do however, know what makes me unique, and I get judged a lot for it, so I defend myself however I can, be it with words, fists, shanks, mustard gas, or my cannon… The act of depending on oneself and/or one’s own power resources, etc.

How this statement pertains to me: Alan Moore stated much later but in much the same way, that you can kill people, but you can’t kill an idea, in my own opinion the idea of revolution is a great generalization and I dress the part, also, in case you didn’t notice…

How this statement pertains to me: More often than not, things aren’t going to go your way… There are two things that can be done about this: Forget about it and move on with life, if you can’t help the matter, or forget about it and move on with life because you can’t help the matter…

How this statement pertains to me: These words were the last words spoken by Mr. Thoreau… He was more than likely under the influence of a natural drug called endorphins, which is what I’m usually under when I make my bold and/or outlandish statements…

How this statement pertains to me: Everything I tend to do is based around some concept, be it one of revolution or one of an obscure artist or author of whom you’ve never heard…

This section is of a different period in time about significant figures who evoked the teachings of the Transcendentalist… They are the members of the Beat Generation, the “Modern Transcendentalists…”

How this statement pertains to me: This can only pertain to me because I have paranoia… I have no idea what’s going on most of the time… I consider it one of my better qualities…

How this statement pertains to me: I like this statement cos it mentions foreign countries, which are amongst my favourite things…

How this statement pertains to me: I like having fun because rarely does the opportunity for me to have fun arise… If I could have fun everyday, it would grow mundane, and that would be just wrong…

This statement reiterates the idea that rational thinking isn’t the same thing as intuition, because knowledge is experience or education, and wisdom is knowing what is true or right coupled with just judgment as to action… In this case, rational thinking is knowledge and free thought is wisdom…

My Daddy’s country is, in fact, a democracy, like America, but if the police want answers you aren’t willing to give, you get the fluff knock out of you. This also went for famous people who stuck up for the little guy…

A legendary Nigerian musician who came from a prominent family, Fela was one of those famous Nigerians who stuck up for the little guy who got the fluff knocked out of him for it… Despite being thrown in jail like, EVERY WEEK, he only used these opportunities to make more albums denouncing the corruption that every country has, and got the fluff beat out of him for it again, over and over… Despite this, he died not from police brutality, but due to Kaposi's sarcoma, brought on by AIDS, which he contacted from one of his 27 wives… (Yeah, in Nigeria it’s legal…)

(Any at all? Meh, I doubt it…)

That’s Jim Morrison… He has nothing to do with Transcendentalism, or my aspect of self reliance, but was the singer for the Doors, who did a song called The End… Yeah, it’s over… Applaud or boo if you wish, it doesn’t matter, cos I have my grade…