JAN’S DAILY FRESH NEWS
© 2001:
Jan
Cox
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August 10, 2001.
THE WEEKEND: PART
1
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Friday -- their second most favored month,
and in celebration thereof,
the father said to the son:
”I am going to say a bunch a
stuff about that thing we are always
talking about, but today --
somewhere in the midst of it all --
is going to be a newly clear
mention of the linchpin to the entire affair.
What d’ya think --
will you catch it;
will this turn out to be the
day of the warrior’s ultimate triumph?
the beautiful one in which to
die-to-confusion
& be reborn-into-clarity?
(I’ll start with a story that
is a test):
do you picture the hero who
goes into the depths of the dream world and successfully returns awake,
to have gained: powers, or knowledge.
Which will it be: which do you
imagine you want?
Thought is a knife, and the reality
perceived by man’s consciousness does not exist until it is a piece of
something;
until it is thought of and thus
sliced off and has become a
piece of something.
(Let’s all suspect a missing
modifier: ‘meaningless’.)
There was once a guy who proposed
that man’s state of
distracted sleep is not caused
by an internal, troubled,
psychological relationship he
has with himself,
but by improper relationships
he has with external, material objects.
In regard to man’s science, there
are always those who say that
we should not be, “Fooling
with nature”
when it is clearly a matter
of -- nature fooling with us.
…(like in it making men say that
we should not be fooling with nature.)
On one planet were some beings
who wanted to stand on one foot long enough to count to a million
-- none of them ever could,
and the only pleasure they ever
derived from amidst their
overall frustration was in realizing
that they had failed again
every time they tipped over
again.
Waking
up is like an innergalactic ass whuppin’.
Only the foolish speak of, “full
consciousness,”
or “complete awakening” for
none know either to such a degree.
Man
may be asleep in one time,
and when he is wanting to awaken -- in another.
(Need it be noted? -- probably.)
Those who feel that the awakened state must be shown to not be in any way
comparable to a neurotic one, are inhabitants of the latter, (certainly
not citizens of the former).
There is a difference between
being enlightened & being crazy,
(although the crazies have a
tough time grasping precisely what it is).
”Trying-to-wake-up” is attempting
to put mythology in action.
The enlightenment that men believe
they get from a guru
turns out to be a transference
of his sleep to them.
The sane student finds his teacher
in gravity, wind, rain --
from the earth itself: the source
of all we are and all we have;
from it, the alert man learns
all the answers to
all the questions the human
mind can ask,
since its mother was rain’s
mother too.
Said one defender-of-the-physical-state
to an inner revolutionist:
’I don’t know what’s wrong with
you people;
nature has been thoughtful enough
to provide you with your own personal commentary to life, but not only
are you not pleased with it --
-- you bitch about it.’
No one lives the life they intended
to live, but neither does anyone live the life they did not intend to live.
Thoughts can only harm you if
you take any of them seriously;
there is no better description
of being un enlightened than doing this.
About you, before you were born
-- nothing is known
and about you after you die
-- additional stuff is unknown.
Ordinary people
pretend they know everything;
a man trying to
awaken pretends that he doesn’t believe he
knows absolutely
everything -- yet,
while a man who
has finally pulled it all together pretends that he
doesn’t know anything.
After you have been awake a few
times, one way to deal with ordinary
life after that is to treat
things you know are not serious -- seriously,
and not treat seriously those
that everyone does.
Ancient
Arabian Axiom Updated: ‘Tis
been often quoted:
'Rightfully is rued the departure
of Enlightened Master Po,
for he shall not return.'
Handyman’s
Translation: Act
while you can
and while you have the necessary
desire.
Not
So Ancient Alabama Wisdom, Revised & Corrected:
It is not that, 'A man
will fuck anything' -- but rather:
a man will fuck anything that
appeals
to him.
There is a difference between
something that accomplishes something,
and something that makes a difference.
Well son? -- did we finally pull it off?
It
is having one clown’s mask after another fall from your face,
each
new one, less sophisticated than the previous.
We
do things -- and we know things, but can’t remember this:
no
canary, no matter its intelligence, can think itself green,”
and even the old man had to
chuckle at the inherent playfulness of
his last three words;
even
ideas open to different interpretations can tell the truth
some times.
J