While
walking along the edge of a cliff a man mused:
“On
one side of me is the cliff, and on the other side, the non cliff,
and
anyone seeing me here from below would say I was treading along the edge
of
a
cliff -- not the edge of a non cliff.”
He
found this most interesting and decided to pursue it further.......
......(but
at a later time........since thinking about it right then was making him
dizzy).
It
takes no talent to be simple, dense and unoriginal
which
(not surprisingly) is why such is so popular.
Thought
should be like a spotlight -- forever illuminating the horizon,
(thing
is:) by the age they could have started providing their own batteries,
most
people have ceased looking to the horizon.
Note:
Talking about the future won’t help -- only going there will.
One
man’s son was wont to race through the neural side streets shouting:
“Viva
Libertas!” -- (which is why the city sets up brain barricades
to
assure overall generational stability).
The
very first thing the few ever think is: “Let me outta here!”
(which
later in life they realize is best accomplished in silence).
As
they entered the stables a father said to a son: “As per our family tradition:
All
good allegories should be rode ‘til they drop and turn into reality.”
One
benefit of being in a foreign land is that a man can simply spread the
local seasoning on his so called, problems.
(A
commonly felt, though never uttered sensation:
“My!
-- but I look so much better -- away from home.”
[‘Tis
a shame that so soon do men turn their inner gaze from far horizons.])
A
knight who's sure he knows in advance what his adventure will be is a man
DOA.
Collective
humanity’s second reality is large enough to accommodate
everyone’s
imagined adventure;
the
specialized inner realm of the real warrior is so structured to hold but
one;
the
term: “singled minded” is sloppily understood and misused by the ordinary.
Wild
Game Hunting In Neural Woods, Or: The Futility Of Mental Foot-Chewing.
Ordinary
minds love to argue and debate,
and
always find a way out of any verbal corner,
while
the more realized mind understands that all intangible traps are
self
spun illusions of those who enjoy confinement from time to time.
Early
on does the nervous system rebel chafe at being held and carried.
The
original create -- the ordinary criticize.
And
lo the day came when local conditions looked out upon the city scape and
said: “Let them all become whiners!" -- and damn’f most of ‘em didn’t
rise to the occasion!
“Daddy,
are the drop down visors on knights’ helmets to keep them from being
shot
in the mouth?”
“No son, to keep them from talking.”
You
are truly civilized and citified when you can wring your hands in dismay
without
removing them from your pockets.
When
he didn’t know what to say, one man would say: “I don’t know what to say.”
(Needless to say: he was shunned by the sophisticates in the city.)
Definitions.
Thoughts:
Shots in the dark.
Unfettered
Consciousness: Unarmed daylight.
The immediate solution to all second reality problems lies in their reversal.
Kingly News.
Real rulers only take vacations in fairy tales.
It
is difficult to live on the edge
when you are full,
and
if you think there are two ways of taking this -- you're half
right.
In
the city, criticism forever remains viable and valid,
in
that man remains: a-work-forever-in-progress;
once
this is understood, you can take your beer & brockwurst out to the
bleachers,
sit
in the sun, relax and entirely enjoy the game.
Being
enlightened is not being trapped in a dark room,
forever
gruntin’ and feelin’ around for the perfection that fumblers never find.
Awakening
from the dream allows you to finally appreciate dreams for what they are,
without all the wearying expectations that they might
be something else.
The
mental relaxation of a man-who-knows
is
nothing like the slack jawed exhaustion of the ignorant.
The
train of life never stops and he who realizes this is not irritated by
the journey,
We’re
all gonna go just the same,
so
why let yourself be played by the game.
J
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