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  October 31, 2002                                                          © 2002: JAN COX
 
 


SOME THINGS THAT COULD BE OF INTEREST TO THE CERTAIN MAN
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There is a song-to-life  --  it has:
rhythm: the flow of blood  --  the flow of traffic;
melody: the hum of the body  --  the hum of engines;
lyrics: the sound of life’s constant expansion through the mind of man;

    in focus & in harmony they equal the very face of life.





You have an apparent choice:
either work to change the circumstances & events of life  --   and thus serve life --  or: work to change your perceptions of life and serve yourself.
 
 
 

There is a most delicate and elusive balance between wanting something,
someone to admire and honor
and wanting to be it yourself.
 
 
 

Some experience life most intensely from the skin out  (the world of Not-I)
and others from the skin in (the realm of “I”);
for the certain man: one plus one can be more than a duality.
 
 
 

Men seek stability via language dependence.
 
 
 

In line with subatomic physics (The Uncertainty Principle): seek to be super conscious: in no certain place  --   moving in no particular direction.
 
 
 

The difficulty men experience in telling-the-truth about themselves
involves two questions:
whose truth?  --   and which self?
 
 
 

No matter your mind’s day dreams and wishful plans,
your genetic temperament will be the deciding factor  --
except for he who has developed post natal neural connections
which can override the inherent ones.
 
 
 

All seekers are failures   ---   if they too long remain such.
 
 
 

Man is not somehow at odds with Nature –
with the environment  --
with himself  --  not with anything;
only his thoughts can be at odds with anything  --   and then, only with themselves.
 
 
 

The realization is about abrupt change  --
in biblical terms: a fall-from-grace  --  but  a fall upward.
 
 
 

DoingTheThing is a form of self administered electrochemical shock treatment
                                                                                                                for your brain.
 
 
 

Life too struggles to further awaken  --  and the certain man is its means.
 
 
 

In the fully realized mental world of the certain man  --
there is no sequential, cause-&-effect;
there is just what is.
 
 
 

Feel that which is necessary for you  --
ignore that which is mechanically required by life.
 
 
 

From the onset of consciousness:
everyone is forced to claim abilities & attributes they do not possess;
the realization releases you from this obligation.
 
 
 

In Re Long & Short Term Memory:
put the behavior of others in your short term  --
make yourself part of life’s long term,
and put your impressions of yourself into no term.
 
 
 

A little knowledge is not a dangerous thing  --
not understanding the nature of knowledge is another matter.
 
 
 

The older the ordinary get, the more they become walking apologists for stupidity
(heavily gilded of course).
 
 

What some call, being-asleep
is simply being adrift in the normal flow of life.
 
 

Why do men so want to be known as consistent,
when only things either dead or petrified truly are?
(Or: why is what men want to be known-as
actually what their brains want to be known-as
but won’t admit to it?)
 
 
 

To the realized mind: there are two worlds:
one of fixed physical processes  --
the other of infinite mental possibilities.
 
 
 

The realization is much simpler than any mind can initially imagine,
indeed what hides it is the mind’s natural complexity.
(Sad & glad to say is the fact that almost everything one says, feels and thinks
is a hindrance to realizing what is going on
[a neat arrangement whose neatness transcends all mortal notions of neatness]).
 
 
 

By not accepting that it is you thinking-the-thoughts,
your mechanical sense of self cannot maintain the illusion of being in a certain place moving in a particular direction;
the confusion of the mind is in its being everywhere at once while living in denial.
Only the found can afford to know they are lost.
 
 

Through willful pretense is accomplished the astoundingly useful trick of
diminishing the mechanical connections between you & other people  --
between you & life   --
and between you & the thing in your brain that claims to be you.
 
 

J
 
 
 

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