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Two
things the brain entertains:
things
it knows
and things it merely thinks-about;
to
make inner conditions more conducive to seeing
--
confine
yourself to the former.
By
birth, the sub cortical part of the brain knows
everything necessary to
keep
the body alive, and with fully functioning humans,
by
discovery, imitation, and instruction, the conscious part knows
things which
make
life more livable (technical, practical thoughts);
the
cortex also houses neural activity whose only reason for being there,
(from
any pragmatic perspective) -- is that --
something must.
The
brain’s activities extrinsic consciousness are of no pertinence in the
certain man’s realization of what is really going on; only the latter two,
supra described,
bear
on his interest, and even then, ‘tis not the contents of the two,
but
the fact that even though they are clearly of two entirely different orders,
men’s
minds constantly commingle the two, the result being that
in
their brain’s non technical, recreational & speculative activities,
it
presents to men inner pictures of life that are partly facts and partly
dreams;
the
thought area of the brain, when by reason of circumstances is not forcibly
engaged in survival relevant activity, continually mixes together things
which
it
actually knows-about
the
physical universe,
and
things which exist only in its private realm -- things
it merely thinks-about:
not
things it in any way actually knows-about
--
for
they are things that there is
nothing to “know about” –
they
be things the mind created, so anything it says it knows
about these things
are
simply additional things it made up about the first thing it made up.
Any
brain in any reasonably good condition if momentarily presented this fact,
would, momentarily be unable to deny its truth,
yet
the standard programming of our species’ brain is such that
the
awareness of reality just described, is also so fleeting and non rememberable
that, for all practical purposes -- it never happens in the life
of an ordinary man;
his
perfectly normal thinking runs a lifetime incessantly mixing, then confusing
things
that he and his brain actually know
--
which
are always about something he can touch --
and
things he and his brain merely think-about,
and
without he have reason-to and the ability-to make and hold this distinction,
As
is the common case from the view of the certain man,
it
is not a matter of one of the two types of things that the brain can entertain
being
the right thing and the other the wrong;
to
be a complete human being, both must be native to your mind;
their
qualities could not be more different in a four dimensional reality,
but
the condemnation, or imagined extermination of either is foolish;
what
the man who would see needs is a clear and constant
separation
in his mind of the nature of the two -- that’s all –
damn
near impossible to execute -- but realizing the validity
of this,
and
being consistently mindful thereof will radically alter your internal landscape,
and
make more feasible your approach to that heretofore untapped spot in your
cortex that can see through everything;
forget
about Superman seeing through walls and mountains and concrete –
this
part of a certain man’s brain sees through everything.
What
your brain knows
helps you –
what
it merely thinks-about--
entertains you;
there
is nothing wrong with being entertained, and certainly nothing
amiss
with being helped in life,
but
just as a sane man when thirsty, will not drink saltwater,
neither
will a secret, super duper sane man when trying to figure-out-life,
factor
in imaginary numbers.
Simply,
calmly make note in your own head that in the never ending
torrent
of thoughts magically appearing and flowing through your mind
are
things that you and your brain unquestionably know --
and
make once-&-for-all note that everything you know for an indisputable
fact
is
always about something that has a physical reality --
and
then a whole bunch of stuff which -- without it be subject to specific
thought -- you and your brain act
like
you know, but which you clearly do not:
it
is just stuff & things that you think-about.
Hardly
any one ever born to this planet and our species has the innate wherewithal
to realize this (not to mention the glaring lack of need to),
but
for a certain man who shows up now and then,
doing
so changes everything -- for him --
in him.
“Pop me another, Watson, and see if Miss Marple needs a cold one.”
J
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