Jali Tīeke Packer

Why the coin and not the butterfly?

To live an esthetic life: to live a life for experience, for personal lived experiences which are intrinsically subjective and beautifully unique. This life is one of nature, of natural beauty which is less theoretically constrained by metaphysical and physical systems. This is not necessarily a life of solitude and it can be lived through rich and varied connections and lovers and friends. But some solitude is important and an esthetic finds appeal in their own time and their own prospections. An esthetic life is that of exhilaration, of the ability to see the esthetic appeal of risk and for it to be enough to tempt you past any theoretic barriers to the action. It’s likely one of experimentation, of induced hallucinations and of appreciation of the esthetics accessible via natural methods. Esthetics is orgasmic and organic