There’s this one man who has his worst nightmares before he goes to bed
(“Just so,” as he puts it, “we can get that nasty little piece of business out of the way.”)

Conversation.
“On one world they never sleep  --  but no one has ever been there.”
    “How do you know?”
“Well.....no one has ever mentioned it.”
     “They may be the very ones who have been there.”
“Huh! --  you could be right.”
(Speaking of: being-right): while ordinary men debate the matter like it’s the
deepest mystery in the universe, truth is: it’s easy to know if what a man says is right: if he points out that it is  --  it isn’t.       What could be simpler than that!
    “Ordering an undressed dog?”
Same thing.
 

A Question For Our Times (Okay: For Everybody’s Time).
When you get down to it: what does a civilized man have to be upset about anyway?  --  right!  --  but does that stop him?!
Conversely: is then the sign of an uncouth man that he will accept the obvious  --
even if it is non troubling?
 

A man stood in the busy village square and proclaimed:
“Why should we defame our ancestors!” and a voice from the crowd shouted back: “Well, they insulted us by having us!”
and the King, taking in the scene from atop the castle,
ordered the Sheriff to go down and break it up.
Cellular infighting below causes cancer: higher up, confusion and threats to authority. (The King knows how to protect himself.
    “Is that by keeping the people from thinking too much?”
More precisely: from thinking about certain things.)
 

Among the ordinary the neat thing about righteous-indignation is that
through it a man can get extremely upset without feeling that
he should be disturbed by being so.
 

Quiz: If a man knew the winning lottery number  --
but realized that no one else could count that high,
would he even try to tell anyone about it?
    “Why do you ask questions that have no answers.”
Such queries have to do with thinking  --  not the subjects they verbally present.
    “So: you get people to studying a map of, let’s say, Poland,
      and then ask them about India!  --   what’s the point in that?!?”
You certainly came up with that picturization easily enough.
    “Oh my god!  --  it’s starting to work on ME!”
 

No matter the sad reality of your physical dwelling place;
no matter where others believe that you live,
and no matter where you may dream of living,
your most passionate thoughts  --  pleasant or otherwise --  realized or not  --
are about where you actually do live,
and a full understanding of this also offers the most ready way out.
Ordinary minds not only study maps  --  but upon doing so,
begin believing that there is where they live.
This is why Lancelot, alone of all the knights, never knew where he was headed.
(The Uncertainty Principle in physics is a rip off of a much earlier understanding
in another area.)
After a certain time: those who still ask where the GreatQuest is going  --  ain’t.
And the village free lance idiot sang as by he skipped:

If you push your face right up against it, you could consider a certain matter thus:
Men find life to be serious-business for one of two possible reasons:
one: life has made man an overall serious minded creature,
or two: life has made man specifically take being alive to be a serious matter,
yet neither of the two actually tell you anything, in that they both merely
re churn the question: Why do men’s minds take being alive so seriously.
 

 Attempting to look ahead, one chap thought:
"If it is going to stop me from being outraged, I'm not sure I want to wake-up."A speaker in city park spake:
“What men call politics and religion are simply non physical forms of professional wrestling  --  but with participants of lesser conditioning and acting of a poorer quality."
(And a man passing by with an umbrella smiled as he thought about how neat it is
that everything men think up to do besides eat, sleep and screw
can also be found going on in their mind).
If a man says that a particular something is true in the intangible world --
then it is true in his consciousness.
    “And this is how we’re all screwed from the get go, huh?!”      (A crude way of putting it.)
 

When asked what spiritual discipline he followed
(even though he lied by even indicating that he had one)
he yet told the truth when he gave its name: “Mental Whips-&-Chains.”
 

All seriousness from a man-who-knows is baby talk to placate ordinary minds.
 

At city college a professor professed:
“Only those trapped between heaven and hell believe that a man can be: too-clever-for-his-own-good,”
and a student raised his hand along with a question:
“By the phrase: ‘trapped between heaven and hell,’ do you intend to say:
Men caught ‘twixt believing that some are very smart, and themselves, hardly at all?”
   Only crippled cheetahs resent the swiftness of the breed,
   and men with normal sized consciousness, ideas they can’t grasp.
      When you live in Cleveland  --  it’s good  to be despised
      (“Hey!  --  it makes sense.”    And that’s all that counts, right?!)
 

One man’s professed Enlightenment was followed he says by a minor let down
when he learned that part of his verbal description of what he'd realized therefrom about life had already been used (his version):

One gauge of how close you are to that certain corner is
how many matters from your past continue to haunt you.
 

In line with his decision to be more health minded,
one guy went from being a chocolate covered bullshitter to a low fat one.
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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