As
perverse as it sounds: men receive pleasure from the horrific events
that
occur in their lives
-- for the unrealized reason
that it affords them a brief respite from their familiar emotions and thoughts
--
something they would not normally experience if it were left to them to
willfully provide,
(such
being an activity pursued exclusively by the nervous-system-rebel
trying
to get-to-the-bottom-of-things);
ergo
ordinary humanity’s historical taste for emotionally and mentally disturbing
stories from their fairy tales to their religions and contemporary news
reporting;
in
addition to man (same as other life forms) being programmed to live a
physical
life of habit, he also has a non physical desire for the new,
though
not strong enough in routine men to cause them to individually pursue same;
they
ordinarily satisfy their limited need via public distractions that they
call entertainment and education (which is watching someone else athletically
do
what
you cannot, or giving voice to ideas you would never have had),
but
they are not instilled individually with a sufficient hunger to escape
the confines
of
the emotions and thoughts with which they find themselves automatically
filled;
only
a few people are born with an unconventional wiring and programming which
motivates and makes possible a private, quite personal pursuit of the internal,
intangible new & different
adequately intense to override the inner status quo
normal
to your genetic temperament.
The
certain
man's special, singular pleasure
comes from his one specific effort:
not
to be simply the emotions and their dictated thoughts that are natural
to him,
(which
in rebel talk is to say): imprisoning and stupefying.
Such
an uncommon person knows of but one horrific event in their life:
On
an ancient, far away field, said to have been the scene of colossal rebel
battles,
in
the sand --
writ in blood are the words:
“To
only mine enemies do my true nature I reveal.”
He-who-knows
understands that it cannot be otherwise;
in
the ordinary areas of mind and emotions: friends are fatal, the familiar,
lethal;
few
ever fully grasp that the real rebellion is only against one's own nature;
it
is in fact the model for the proverbial notion of being hoisted by one’s
own petard -- but
in this instance, being blown up & destroyed in a positive albeit uncommon
sense.
Only
a man who knows
will point out that all of the so called great
ones
(men
who supposedly got it)
got
it on their own;
no
teacher; no one they quote or refer to; without anyone's help
-- they
got it!
And
the inference being..............well, now that's obvious --
which
is why the fakers never mention this,
but
instead insist on your need for assistance (such as theirs).
“Tell me straight: is all of that true for everybody?”
Can
you really think that anything is true for everybody?
“Uhh....well....I guess not.”
Except
for one thing.
Once
upon a planet far away, the creatures created the concept of religion,
and
moral right & wrong just as a joke,
but
as time went by, humor began to frighten them, and they.....well,
you
can surely piece together what happened from there.
(Perhaps
in a retaliatory move their local deity later claimed the same thing had
occurred concerning his setting up of their ability to think,
[a
comment which was promptly denounced by some as sour grapes on his part,
and
a transparent attempt to distract from the flaws of his creation.])
Ordinary
thought can see it all
--
or: put it all together
--
but not both at once.
A
rebel's inner friends are his worst enemies;
all
emotions and thoughts that support the ways you naturally feel and think
could
not be more damaging;
relying
on what you know to
be true will keep you from The Truth;
passively
accepting the ideas and emotions that reflexively issue from your
nervous
system not only supports the stability & authority of your sense of
a self,
but
for the certain man it also has a downside (to wit):
doing
so supports the stability & authority of your normal sense of a self.
Since
they are not explainable through standard medical means,
one
man attributes his many mental anomalies to imperceptible stress
fractures
in
the conscious part of his brain.
And
in sports news: The ranking of The
Gooey Glob team was radically altered
upon
them becoming The Rigid Rockets.
In
city show biz lingo: A bit of irony always helps a second rate act get
by.
One
man notes: “All you can do when the guy sitting next to you on a plane,
bus or train says that he’s: on-a-mission
--
is hope he’s joking.”
Just
as a happily married person would never take a: Are
You Happily Married quiz,
so
too does an actually awakened man never ask himself if he is awake.
Taking
a cue from one of opera's features he particularly enjoys:
a
man started requiring that his ordinary mind think & speak to him in
a
foreign
language which he doesn't understand.
(“Makes sense to me,” muttered Minneapolis Meaty.)
One
chap with an apparent affinity for popular music was heard singing to himself:
“I'm so vain,
I bet I think these thoughts are about me…”
Another
installment of: Do You Get It?
One
man periodically examines every square inch of his property in minute detail;
he
has no land; no possessions, not even a permanent place of residence
-- yet:
such
matters do not deter his endeavor.
Something
you never hear in the minds or mouths of ordinary men is:
“The
illusion
of fun is still
fun.”
(Probably
because that statement is too close to, you know --
that other
one.)
One
city does not allow anything you must ask for,
and
one human system will not produce anything you must seek;
(wanner
waste your time guessing where this city is and what system is referred
to?)
Overlook
life's omnipresent forms of self protection and insure yourself of
blindness
& confusion.
Definition.
Irony:
A two eyed view of a 3-D
world.
A
Tip: Both Krispy
And Kreamy.
If
you donut keep track, you donut have to count --
and make a fool of yourself.
For
the aspiring rebel: If you donut talk about what has happened to you
--
more
new stuff can.
J
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