"I view paradox as the fulcrum to reality, it maintains the balance."  We are free to be anything that we choose to be.  I no longer spend my time "arguing immutable existentialism's".  Agony and the ecstasy have become my life; yet they have not penetrated the sanctum of my mind.  I am obsessed with understanding, my imagination stoked by epic accounts of the doughty pioneers who had led their followers into enlightenment.

This is the third manifestation of my site and people still question the purpose. "What is your site about?", "What are you trying to do/say?" and questions of the sort abound from friends, family, co-workers and perfect strangers. It seems obvious that the message is not making itself heard through the words that I speak.

Mission:
 The mission of the Paradoxical One is to impart with everyone his knowledge. Knowledge of self and the understanding of what makes an individual, an individual. His knowledge is derived from his own personal experience in developing his persona and his fight to be an individual. In divulging his struggles through extreme literary prowess, The Paradoxical One hopes to ease the struggle for the multitude of people out there who have yet to find their way to individualism.
 

Vision:
Through knowledge we are empowered. Taking structured thought and personalizing it to achieve an actualization of self is the ultimate goal, and thereby, dream. In the minds of men, this is unreachable. For The Paradoxical One, this is a vision. The greatest leaders known to man had a vision that perforce guided them to the heights they reached in life. The visions were often thought to be unattainable, yet, in some measure, they were attained.

Values:
Self-preservation, in its purest, practiced form is the epitome of self. Achieving this stature is difficult and requires the ultimate sacrifice, which is to deceive yourself in order to see the truth of your existence. Core values are to be first and foremost, true to self in all things. Secondly, be inscrutable in thought, action and existence. Lastly, understand that fulfillment is the absence of self-indulgence and the willingness to sacrifice all for another, often less-deserving person.