A
man who compares himself to someone else doesn’t have a self substantial
enough to talk about on its own, hence the need to bring someone else’s
into the conversation.
Fleas
seem more formidable when spoken of in the same sentence as elephants
(is
how mind works when it comes to words).
Men’s
ordinary mental activity is like a handball game in which
other
people’s thoughts are the front, play wall,
but
the nervous system rebel takes his version of the sport
far
away from any enclosed area.
Motto:
Spread it out as far as possible.
One
chap’s prayer (indicative of the whole city’s population):
“Oh
Lord, make me caring and compassionate -- in appearance that
is, of course.”
Men
take no account of the power they give to intangible words
to
describe material matters;
the
somatic reality of another commonly pales in light of your mind’s
verbal
limning of him;
pictures
are not worth thousands of words; they are worth nothing without
words.
The
mind, in words, speaks:
the
mind, using words as ears, then hears itself speak;
when
a neural connection announces that it is six feet tall with curly blonde
hair
and
the philosophical talent of Plato,
there are none to dispute it, and
it to confirm it.
Ordinary
men make a mighty, myopic misstep in condemning verbal-trickery
and
illusion: they can make it sound despicable in isolated examples
(but
fiction can be whatever the author wants it to be),
while
totally ignoring the salient reality that it is only such that keeps man’s
non
technical, survival related speech alive.
All
that routine men talk about that does not concern the material environment
is
based on verbal deceit;
men’s
minds call only the physical elements what they really are
(water,
water; coal, coal) all else it misnames;
everything
that makes up his cultural/spiritual/intellectual & artistic life is
described,
and
defined erroneously -- consistently so and without exceptions.
Nothing
in man’s mentally created, other reality is ever labeled what it clearly
is,
for
if it were, no one would ever speak of it again;
god,
or truth for instance, cannot be called what they actually are
or
they would disappear from his conversations.
The
material things in this universe exist and continue to do so whether men
speak
of them or not, whereas the multitude of immaterial ones
so
important to men’s lives must not only be spoken of to come into instant
existence,
but
must also be mislabeled to be sustained,
(man’s
other reality cannot be maintained by him pointing to empty space and saying:
“There is my imagination of a beautiful woman,”
but
rather by identifying the nothingness as: The
Virgin Mary, or Snow
White,
or
even: Justice
-- then you’re in business.)
From
this perspective comes another explanatory view of why
a
man-who-knows-what-is-going-on
will not talk about himself;
the
way to clear ones sight is not
by piling illusion on illusion.
When
mind talks about man’s non physical features it is attempting to talk about
itself;
the
ordinary mind cannot talk about itself meaningfully, so all it says about
itself
(man’s
intangible characteristics) is faulty from the outset.
Validly
can the mind note that your ass is wide,
but
cannot in truth say that your compassion is;
it
can certainly say it, but it has no way of measuring a fiction it has created.
A
man-who-knows-what-is-going-on
lets things of substance speak for themselves (understanding that they
do not need his comments)
and
those without, he also leaves to their own devices
(understanding
that anything said about them is mirage piled upon mirage).
Lions
will do their own roaring -- men must provide the voice for
dragons and gods, and matters that exist only in their mind.
Seeing
what‘s really going on with life does not turn you into a foe of
sprites
and unicorns;
your
mind can still appreciate entertainment --
it
just no longer misnames it something else.
The
Mythical Quest As Erotic Allegory.
One
guy reports: “A horny man’s a happy man --
when
he realizes the object of his erection, I mean, affection.”
A
stiff mind is a werrible thing to taste.
Mind
As A Handball Game.
The
thinking of those in the city could not operate without a front wall.
The
ordinary love to speak of man’s need to continually: recreate
himself --
this
helps lend a respectable patina to his ongoing plagiarism.
In
the city, if you are going to put up a monument to a big time god,
popular
entertainer or flashy politician,
do
it in the center of town and as far away from anything real as possible.
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