THE
GRASS IS ALWAYS NEWSIER ON SOME OTHER SIDE
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Question
& Answer Time
“Jeeze!
-- how can a man take any information -- even new, surprising
information -- personally?!”
“A real man can’t.”
If you ride the collective train -- they will eventually call-out-your-stop.
Ha-rumph!
# 1: “Well, who wants to get off when they
tell you to!”
Ha-rumph!
# 2: “Well, who wanted to hear anything from
them in the first place!”
The certain man is only able to ride alone by laying down his own tracks as he goes.
To
be civilized
is to be dead-on-your-feet;
becoming
civilized but once is not on the certain man’s menu;
everyone
gets buried one time by the crowd;
the
certain man secretly claws his way out of the tomb
only
to later willfully demise himself again -- but on his
own terms.
You can trust a man who is dead to your desires even while you can’t yourself.
As
he surveyed the scene at the shore, a man mused:
“Everyone
is either: on the beach or in the water,
which
means I have no choice but to fly."
All
animals have their nature;
the
certain man, in secret, sheds his,
only
to then adopt no other.
The
man who is a real man
is
he with no thought of who he is.
(Psst!
The flying
that the man at the shore mentioned is the soaring away from
one’s
common self which would either be on land or in the water
whenever
confronted with a situation of dichotomously perceived possibilities;
Men
on a mission can never be the friend of the individual;
all
movements (political, social, religious) are for the collective;
the
certain man’s destiny is beyond all group gatherings,
and
entails no one save he -- and saves no one, save he --
(not [as he discovers]
that he was actually ever lost]).
“Oh well! -- All that effort, and all I have to show for it is my life! Oh well.”
P.S.
Those who sense a battle between the collective and the individual
are
part of the collective.
As
he gazed upon life a man reflected: “Surely -- many, many things
are connected -- but surely not this
many!”
Waking
up to what is really going on helps only those who wanted to so awaken;
if
it happened to anyone else they’d simply get a severe migraine from it.
The idea of life-in-a-herd never frightens any of the cattle therein.
For peaceful sleep, life needs no sedative -- it has man’s mind.
Anything
written today in English, French, German or Italian is a form of plagiarism:
anything
appearing in any of the other languages is simple thievery.
Whether
they plan to or not: everyone mentally walks not a mile in someone else’s
shoes -- but a lifetime;
(the certain
man goes barefoot...............................................................once
he catches on to the game).
During
the times they are popular with the urban herd,
all
of man’s second-reality activities are on an equal footing with all others.
Regarding
The Kind Of Stuff Served Up In The City:
Since
it only hurt when it swallowed,
one
man’s mind decided to quit swallowing that kind of stuff.
Handled
inattentively:
info-with-an-edge
can cut clumsy cows.
(This could be
why you never see anything in the pockets of the certain man.)
Military Item: Being civilized but once is like being on a never ending training mission.
One man recently concluded: “I should spend my life doing only what I want to do! -- which does not include -- dying dumb.”
Those
who perish as part of a group do so, they feel,
with
more dignity than they would have gotten otherwise.
While the body is simply a creature-of-habit -- the mind is too.
Being
dumb is no great disgrace...........well, it doesn’t have to be;
you
can pretty well cover it up just by acting real serious and certain of
yourself
(you don’t see
the questionable I.Q.
of cows keeping them from living a forthright life do you).
Wallowing
in the mental squalor of others
can
save you from having to wallow in your own.
Indeed,
indeed: the collective is
your friend -- if you have
no friends --
and
triple indeed: the man who can think on his own
always
has a friend (even when alone).
As
long as a man believes this life to be a form of punishment –
--
what need is there for effort.
As
the conductor paced the passenger cars,
one
lesson from Train School
returned to his mind again and again:
As
cattle mature in their tastes -- they replace hay with more hay.
The
certain man struggles mightily in secret
-- for nothing in particular --
yet
gains all that his heart ever desired.
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