This is where I have placed my so-called "Mission Statement." Well, I've finally thought, "Hey Noah, you should tell everyone what the hell you're trying to do, ne?" Well, I guess I should have thought of this beforehand, but better late then never, ne? So here it is, my mission.

 

 

 

 

 

 

"Just once, I wish I coulda shown her - her and her friends - a different world, the one out there in the sea of stars."

This quote is from a particular manga (japanese comic) that I read and hit me so hard that I had to stand up and walk around the room. Even though it was from "just" a comic, it holds so much weight. The line explains exactly what I feel. I feel like I need to show people another way to live, the one out in the stars.

When I look at what the world is, I am sad. I see everyone trying to get some place in a hurry and I see people killing themselves with worry about their jobs and I see people not stopping and just being happy. I see all these things and I am sad. My mother is almost killing herself with worry over her job, my friends are all killing themselves with school and getting into college, people on the road yelling at me because I'm only going seventy miles per hour and they need to get to work, poor people on the streets with nothing to eat, hate, pain, suffering, war, murder, mental diseases, and much much more. And all these things don't have to happen. We don't have to be filled with worry all the time, nor do we have to rush around, nor do we have to kill each other, nor do we have to push others down to put ourselves up higher.

For the past two years I was alone in the world. I had a bunch of friends and such, but I closed myself off to them mostly and placed myself in my own world. During this time I realized that I didn't have to suffer this way and that they world didn't have to suffer. I realized many things and developed theories on humanity so that I could, one day, end the pain that they felt. After a lot of thinking, I opened up this page so that I could spread my ideas and hopefully develope them enough so that I could find a cure for the world.

Now, I've committed myself to saving the world from society in the hopes that I can end the suffering of both humanity and the planet at the same time. I have no resolutions right now, for my theories are not yet developed enough. But with further discussion and with the passage of time, I know that one day I will be able to say, "If humanity were to do this, we would be able to be saved." That is my dream.

The picture on this page was taken by Kumiko.