Ordinary men know that information vital to survival comes into their neural system
via the body’s physical senses,
but ignore a possible otherwise situation regarding the data that appears in their mind;
‘tis not merely a matter of no one knowing from whence it cometh  --
no one even wants to think about it.

   Unless you would prefer to be dead than deluded you will eventually be both.
                                                                          (Note: if, eventually is too far away for you, try, now.)
 
 
 
 
 

Being serious about life excuses one from being intelligent about it.
The dense must exaggerate and be exaggerated to;
only those with the potential for independent thought can be spoken to plainly;
the more civilized and distracted be a man’s mind the more does he long for
one plus one to equal the Library at Alexandria rather than two.
   More Regarding The Local & The Universal:
    while the thinker is decidedly local, think-ING can transcend such confinement.
 
 

Cattle have a strong attraction to their home range  --
it is the only place they know to go.
The certain man’s mind is drawn always to fresh meadows;
things already seen are things picked clean.
 
 
 

Humanity’s life produced, collective thinking is the primary bulwark against
mental chaos, and while this serves well the herd  --  it chokes the individual.
 
 
 
 

A Time Saver’s Tip For An Audience Of Potential Independent Thinkers:
As soon as the speaker quotes anyone other than himself  --
feel free to leave.
No one knows what they are talking about
who will talk about what other people may know;
only with the realization comes the full recognition of what it is that everyone, collectively and individually on this planet knows,
and precisely what this is, we have too much space to go into just now.
 
 
 
 

The idea that man’s mind makes up all of his problems save that of death does not sit well with city folks.
The more that your thinking is directed by man’s collective mind
the less able you are to objectively look at exactly what thinking is.
(Most of what one who knows could tell others about the workings of the ordinary mind,
captives thereof find annoying if not offensive.        Neat, huh?!)
 
 
 

Due to its size, weight and density --  collective thought is always local;
what distinguishes the certain man is his mind’s ability to take a local question,
and smother it in the universal perspective.
At simple glance, local human thinking appears to be a closed system
within an even greater closed system of life itself;
this view seems to fit the facts and make sense, but from a more expansive vista, mind is not a closed, but rather an infinite  --  though self-bound system:
while the universe itself cannot extend beyond its own physical limits,
nothing confines what the mind can think about  --  other than what it thinks about;
mind, while literally unconfined  --   is yet normally self-constricted
due to the force of man’s collective consciousness,
an arrangement we can but assume suits the needs of the universe
while addressing none of those that drive the certain man.
   “If I don’t look out for me --  who will?!”   No one, if you keep thinking like that.  The help that those with the hunger need is never to be found in places which
the ordinary mind can name & identify;
look in the corners of the universe that are quiet and unchartered --  that is:
areas you must create in your own brain.
 

Above all: the certain man is an artiste  --
without a private talent to create, the realization is unobtainable;
ask yourself: who, amongst the world wide herd of none-who-know
can covey to you the-knowing?!
The certain man alone knows where he got what he knows
(which in his case is a situation antipodal to that of everybody else who
also know where they learned all they know [that is: they say they do]).
The headwaters of local knowledge are also the waters themselves,
which is why ordinary thinking never takes a man anywhere;
if the certain man knows anything it is that the sources  everyone else identifies as responsible for everything from human behavior to fate are specious and not at all necessary for a mind independent.

If some cosmic force were watching and testing man, be assured of this:
it would be constantly checking to see how often those trying to think for themselves are pissed.
 
 
 

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