Human
confusion:
no
normal person is confused about the physical world --
everyone
understands that fire is hot,
mountains
cannot be lifted,
submersion
under water prohibits breathing, and man cannot fly, etc;
all
confusion comes from men thinking about things,
and
its apex is in their thinking about things which exist only
in
their thoughts;
this
is so simple that thinking about it would cause men much confusion
--
so
they do not, but if you are beyond the pale of being merely normal
(clue: you are
reading this) you can -- verily, eventually
you must,
so
why not now -- and enjoy it while you are young.
When
men become confused in their thinking about things in the physical world,
it
can be corrected by material example,
but
confusion brought on by their thinking about things which exist only in
their
thoughts, has no remedy ---
that
is the singular and disorienting thing about the realm:
it
is self-confusing and incurable by self (the self of thought).
The
mind not being normally programmed to perceive this,
men
commonly say, think & believe they are in dispute over
one
thing which can (in their thinking & conversations)
seem
to them to be an actual, material something
when
in fact they are arguing over a thing that has no existence other than
in the words they use in their wrangling:
from
this inaccurate perception arises all of man's confusion.
The
unrealized result of this is that men: argue over arguing,
and
are confused over confusion;
if
a man understood correctly what he was thinking & speaking about,
there
would be no confusion, nor disputes,
leastwise
not concerning non essential matters --
(about the essential
ones there will always be conflict, but these too can be cured,
murder being
the most expedient means,
but men do not
even have this old stand-by to rely on
regarding the
non essential, thought-only matters,
for while a man
killing himself may end his confusion, he
will not be around to realize it
[drugs, alcohol,
and trying to live by an external code being,
do-'em-while-you're-alive
watered down versions of that terminal act]).
It
is the most childish confusion to think that men are confused about the
physical world and the matters therein,
and
even beyond childish not to recognize that all the confusion
men
experience comes solely from their world of thoughts,
and
way past childish into bedazzled not to finally realize that the eternally
nagging confusion, forever un curable in man
comes
specifically from you trying, by thought & talk,
to
change things that exist only in
your thought & talk
without
seeing what is going on;
if
another physically attacks you --
you
instinctively, correctly and without thought take him as an enemy,
and
you physically respond to put an end to the situation,
but
if another attacks you verbally, only your thoughts will label him an enemy,
and
the cure for that situation is to rename him:
think
& talk about him differently and the problem is solved --
the
point being that literally, men could change -- instantly
--
the
entire nature of their perception of things that exist only in
their
thoughts
by
thinking of them differently:
since
they have no physical reality, you could do anything you like with them
--
but
men do not --
because
their minds are not wired to make this distinction between their thoughts
about material matters and their thoughts about matters which are only
thoughts.
You
can think forever that the river by your house has the metaphysical wherewithal
to
recognize your superior spirituality and will someday allow you to
walk
across it -- to no avail,
and
same futility with thinking that the innate correctness of
the
god of your thoughts will eventually change the minds of
those
with different thought gods,
and
win them over to yours.
The
power of thought is singular and clear;
thought
has no muscles, and no hands;
thought
alone can do
nothing -- other than imagine how
things
in the physical world could be beneficially different,
and
then have the other parts of the brain issue instructions
to
muscles and hands to make the changes,
but
under normal conditions, thought has no power over thought --
leastwise
it exercises none --
it
exercises its imagination to believe that it has and does,
and
when no practical results are forthcoming -- confusion is.
From
one view:
in
their thoughts men must be confused -- and yet:
in
his thoughts is where a certain kind of man can get himself un confused.
When
you are experiencing only the automatic flow of,
day
dream, random thoughts through your mind, normal for you,
regardless
of the passing objects/subjects about which you seem to be thinking --
it
is not them that your thoughts are actually thinking about --
your
thoughts are thinking about themselves, and calling it something else --