There
are three ways of typing sight that should be of interest to the certain
man;
fascinated,
staring and glaring.
When
you are fascinated, your eyes and attention are held by the appearance,
or
behavior of the thing you are looking at;
when
you are staring, your inner eyes are fixed on and fascinated by
the
thoughts automatically moving through your brain;
glaring
is the only willful act of the three,
and
is the staring-down of the brain’s mechanical mentation --
the
assuming of an inner cranial threatening scowl --
Men
are fascinated under two conditions: when danger appears
(a
lion in your yard; a tornado on the horizon),
or
when being visually entertained (a football game, an art show);
men
stare when (you might say) they are being entertained
(stretching the word to
its max) internally by their own thoughts
(that
is: the involuntary electro-chemical impulses continually passing through
the brain that one part of the brain has labeled,
thought);
this
second classification is exemplified by the fixed state of the physical
eyes;
when
fascinated by something external, a man’s eyes move, following the motions
or outlines of the thing he is looking at,
while
in the staring state (a man being fascinated by the actions inside his
own brain), a man’s physical eyes look like those of a dead fish;
glaring
differs in all possible ways from both of the above;
your
attention is solely on things internal, but you are in no way fascinated
by them -- nay, your knowledge of your instinctive tendency
and desire to-be
is the entire motivation for-your
glaring.
It
is a daring of your brain to be routine;
a
defying of any uninvited thought to pop in;
This
mental state of which the brain is capable is what is behind collective
man’s creation of such concepts as: God,
Truth and Understanding
(and the mystics’:
Awakening, Enlightenment and Liberation).
The
brain has the potential of turning one part of its conscious operations
on
other parts;
in
ordinary men (and the certain man alike) -- it does not want to..........but
it can --
and
certain men long ago discovered that it can;
such
men still have relatives show up amidst the collective mob,
but
what with all the world wide staring, and availability of things to be
fascinated by -- well......glaring is a state of sight seldom
exercised -- but there is nothing like it! --
not
for a person who wants to see what the other six billion around him can’t
--
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And
now for late breaking stories from around the world -- from such
places as: carnival lots: throne rooms; battlefields; investigatory labs,
and
other places in the human brain.
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As long as you leave your brain on automatic spinning -- there is no problem --
In
one sense, civilization is the act of men wanting to distance themselves
from their biological/physiological self,
while
the certain man is (from one perspective)
trying
to feed his newer, psychological self to the former --
One man's working motto is: "It's either him or me."
Even if we were in no way free, knowing the rules of the confinement affords a liberty not had by those who do not know them.
As long as they are alive: Everybody gets-by
--
but the certain man alone realizes what this actually means
(which doesn’t necessarily extend his life --
but it does reduce its useless stresses and uncertainties.)
Ordinary people who say they are trying to change -- are just playing a game --
What
obligation have you to perform
when
the promise to do so was made under duress.
(Apply
to the thoughts coming through your brain to which you consent,
only
later, wanting to regret same.)
One
man was so world-wide agreeable that
his
agreeing with you actually meant nothing.
(“Exactly as I planned it” adds he.)
Ordinary
people continually refer-to and identify-themselves-with a nation,
culture,
political party, religion,
in
an attempt to make some sense of their self.
One guy’s view: “Wrong headedness eventually destroys either itself --
Ordinary men feel their ordinary lives to be a trial without a jury
(or without a suitable end, it might be added).
Right
after you purchase an item (while it is still new to your possessions)
every
time your gaze falls on it you think: “That is now mine,”
but
quickly it goes from you thinking of it as belonging to you
to
it becoming a self-possessed thing unto itself -- not
yours -- but its.
A man who cannot see how this applies to his mind and thoughts
has little potential for ever gaining any accurate inner sight.
Though
so concerning physical matters, otherwise:
talking
about something is the least
efficient approach to understanding it
The
answer to the question which gradually begins to grip & engulf everyone
as
they get close to the
realization
is: no.
Everyone
is some kind of fool --
the
trick is not to be yours while trying to appear serious.
If
you are ordinary, what you think you
are
is
as important to you as
what
you are.
To be the realized man -- you cannot internally resemble anyone else.
When
you reach a certain level of activity regarding the
realization,
from
an audience's perspective it is no longer a matter of being informed,
Unlike on an actual battlefield, in the mental realm, when you take-a-position --
There
is but one calamity for the certain man – inattentiveness --
even
the realization cannot save you from
this;
(“Worse
than death itself -- without any doubt,” said a
king).
And
the carny reminded the kid:
"Remember:
Bird died
for his
sins -- not yours
--
so:
don’t
make any long range plans since you’re gonna have to pay for his."
THE IMMEDIATE PLAN
Eat less -- run more;
J
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