THE RELIGION NOTHING

The search of modern man, or rather ego, ends with a world of almost complete abstraction – a system of images and language treated like symbols which all represent this Nothing. They all rest upon the belief in Nothing behind them: Reality becomes a kind of completely coded Universe which in-itself is immersed in acting and symbolism.

“Nothing” is ego’s God so to speak. Ego’s replication of the Universe in a system of image-like negative “proofs” becomes a substitute for truth – or in other words the ‘actual’ consistency of the Universe. The camouflaged belief in Nothing as a meaningful concept assimilates a strange hypnotic faith: Nothing is seen as some sort of existing entity.

This piece of 500 pages of literary gamble took one year out of my life. It may or may not be the book to end western philosophy. But its also a bad idea.

So I told my good friend Rafael Horzon who insisted in publishing it, that really, the book and its possible consequences is a bad idea.