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© 2001: JAN COX
February 27, 2001.
 
 
 

          THE UNSEEN & UNSEEING I
 

There was an invisible man who was 
much interested in knowing himself, 
but was frustrated since there was 
nothing he could see about himself. 
To compensate for conditions he concocted
an imaginary persona & life for himself 
which he could picture in his mind AND study, 
and being aware that it was entirely his creation, 
anything he learned there from would be 
an indirect lesson about himself --  the creator of the imaginary mental image.

Any who does not recognize this as a 
singular stroke of genius is bleary eyed;
anyone who does not recognize the practical significance of the story will remain that way. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

     OH-O,  SAY   CAN   YOU   SEEEEE?
 

When not fighting for survival, 
a man’s eyes stay stuck on far away places, 
(also his “I’s”).
 

Daydreaming is the brain’s re-processing of 
memory files when it has nothing contemporaneously better to do.

Quote of The Day:  “When I feel unusually happy 
I do not feel particularly concerned about the idea of  being more conscious, or not.

    Is there something I should be learning from this?!”
 
 

Secret of The Day: 
Nobody knows who the “you” is in them 
                              that can be aware of 
                              the thoughts in them. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

                    BE HEE-ELED!

Consciousness is a cripple who walks only by use of other people’s thoughts, 
(truth is; he’s legless, and all thoughts are 
someone else’s).

Consciousness must eternally be propped up by some thought --  any thought  --   to even exist.
Some life, huh?!   Forever dependent for your mere existence on the help of strangers & passers-by 
with whom you may have nothing of practical value 
in common.

If your thoughts are continually reacting to 
the thoughts of others,
and you believe that you actually think --
       then the joke's on you.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

             YOU NEED TO REMAIN RICH
 

There was a man who had a great fortune,
but every time he left his house, part of it was lost.
 
 

...(A man always out in the yard chasing the dog
     is a laughingstock.
     Hint for The Day: Use this info on yourself.)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

                CONVENTION TIME
 

Let the ordinary branch of the extraordinary line
stand together, hold hands, and moan: 
“Ohh, if only so-&-so were still alive, and had met me,
and recognized my worthiness -- 
oh, how awake I would be today.” 
Today, today, today!    What a blessed concept; 
what an accursed curse. 

Today, today, today:  The excuse for all dreams. 
 

........…(Not really: dreams excuse themselves.)
 
 
 

A man who can be discouraged 
deserves to be discouraged. 
 

...…(Not really: “deserves” does not herein mean 
what you would think; 
but rather it signifies a conscious recognition of 
the mortally unavoidable -- to-certain-things-born.)
 

                                  What's on de menu: 
Those with nothing worth talking about -- talk about themselves, 
    and those with nothing worth thinking about  --   you got it.
 

Escape Info for The Day:
                 Don't think about you --  think about your brain.
 
 
 
 
 
 

Quiz for The Day:
(a): While the brain monitors everything else going on in a man, 
it shows little interest-in, or much tolerance-for 
the frustration inherent in trying to monitor itself. 
(b): The brain wants to think, but not about itself. 
(c): All brains have an interest in being more conscious, but few have enough to make them actually 
DO anything about it.
 
 

......(Make room for those awaiting bus Number 8.)
 

A tripping from which few ever arise is that:
no discoveries are made in the second reality --
--  only new fictions invented.
 
 
 
 

There was an invisible man…
 
 
 
 

                                            Jx
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The difference between talking to ordinary people, and a man who understands is that
ordinary people always want to be right while the man who understand wants YOU to be right.