A
father said to a son:
“You
should find it interesting how strongly do those who don’t know what’s
going on dislike hearing everything divided into things that can be touched
and measured,
and
those that can’t.”
One
man muses: “Everyone talks about thoughts, and everyone speaks as though
they know what thoughts are, but the fact is: no one knows what thoughts
are;
is
that neat and weird or what?!”
Indeed,
it is the very sort of thing which, if pursued by the few to its finale,
would
make their current condition of consciousness impossible to maintain.
On
one world: everyone rides on the backs of everyone else --
except
for those who trip --
they get worshipped.
Excerpt
from an introductory genetics textbook used in another land:
“The
past can drive the human mind crazy
--
especially
in the present (in fact some experts claim: only in the present).”
To
actually get anywhere in the rebel's attempted journey you have to ignore
where your ordinary thoughts say you’ve been; that’s why when the
real-deal-man suddenly
shows
up in that certain place no one knows where he came from or how he got
there.
(“Is this the reason you can’t be told how to wake-up?”)
Combined
Geology & Proverb Update.
Nothing
not found laying on the ground is ever what men say that it’s cracked up
to be.
To
a son a father suggested: “Start compiling a list of the things men enjoy,
but
would not have were it not for thoughts.”
In
the physical, genetic sense: there is no ultimate freedom from the herd,
but
there is liberation possible from accepting the hoof beats of the many
as
being the sound of your own thinking.
The
conventional cows of the collective know not of this difference so for
them,
there
is no difference (in essence men tacitly proclaim):
“What
the prevailing belief momentarily happens to be in my community
just
happens to be my belief also” --
for
an ordinary life, a man’s consciousness cannot operate otherwise.
By
their shared genes, all men fit-in
physically, and by shared ideas,
they
do so in a mentally based, social sense: Democrats
with Democrats,
Christians
with Christians,
Holsteins
with Holsteins,
and so on.
To
know what is going on is to be internally
-- the
supreme outsider.
“Is that what makes this activity such fun, pa pa?”
“And
portable as well.”
To
check on his progress:
one
man at unexpected times calls himself on the phone
just
to see if he still recognizes his voice.
Men
find their greatest relief from the stress of being alive and ordinary
in talk:
words
about matters which have no material reality are routine men’s
supreme
comfort,
while
on the other hand they can be the certain man’s most salient stumbling
block,
(not
to mention, annoyance.)
“Pa
pa: How does that most shaky of constructs, man’s-collective-intelligence,
manage to hang together?”
“By those involved pretending that it is meaningful."
A
Heretofore Forbidden Explanation Of A Common Household Matter.
Contrary
to the prevailing foolish folklore: mice do not get killed in spring traps
because of their desire to get the food placed there, but rather they knowingly
sacrifice themselves to the contraption because they know that humans expect
it.
Empty
people always prove full of themselves.
There
is a grander trick than making an elephant disappear, or sawing a person
in half: keeping aging, squinty-eyed, pissed-off, gradually-weakening hormones
from
completely swamping your neurons.
Fact:
For every question man can pose there is an answer --
“Yes,”
agrees one well seasoned man,
“and
I increasingly find them all highly irritating and unacceptable.”
One
group in another galaxy believes that death is simply the inevitable climax
to
a
life of anger and criticism.
(“If you ask me: all aliens are idiots.” Spoken like
a solid, patriotic sheep.)
Men
believe that their strongest allegiance is to either their nation, culture
or religion, but not so: such are but the reflections of the sole underlying
fidelity:
that
of their mind to the thoughts that magically pass there through.
“What a scene to behold my boy: smoke from a train that alone propels the
train.”
“But
that is not possible, father dear.”
“What can I tell you.”
To
help sustain his progress:
one
man never answers a phone call from the past --
or
takes seriously a contemporary one from an ordinary minded person.
Physically:
everyone is eventually a victim;
intangibly:
the ordinary minded are multiple times.
Initially
many people appear that they may do all
right --
then they get serious.
At
the ferociously independent level necessary for the certain man’s aim:
the
purpose of thinking is to think
-- not to find proof of something.
What
the mind sees is never necessarily what it has the tongue say
it sees.
The
Geography Of Weather.
Illusions
are not confined to the optics.
A
father noted to a son:
“While
those with no blood on their hands can write best sellers about murderers,
and
stay-at-homers can author successful books on space travel,
no
one not awake can write about it in a way that will interest people who
want to be.”
“But that very thing appears to continually occur?!”
“So!
-- what can I say.”
At
odd moments during otherwise conventional conversations,
one
man will periodically throw into the discourse:
“Of
course what you see before you now is but an abridgment of the complete
me.”
To
entertain himself in the only way possible:
one
man reads only his own work.
J
One
guy says: “Have you thought about the possibility that only a
Liberated man is completely
dead?”
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