What
stirs stronger in man than the desire to be recognized? –
and
his suffering no hesitation to point out why he deserves to be so?
This
is not only true for the alpha wolves clawing for dominance,
but
also with the whimpering pack who want their state of imposition appreciated.
Once
food has quieted the belly, the most persistent sound heard from man
is
his mind crying: “Look at me! –
look at me.”
(P.S.
The certain man requires no one’s eyes but his.)
P.P.S.
A
lion doesn’t have to say anything to impress a gazelle or lesser lions,
and
neither do a man’s muscles --
but his talking consciousness –
Ah! –
now
that is a different matter indeed. (We’re speaking
now of men’s
natural born
consciousness, not the one later developed by the few.)
You
might also note that in one of man’s more popular metaphorical tales
(Adam
& the Garden) the first words any
human heard from the Divine
were
about him.
(Funny – huh?!)
One
city sorehead (who ‘tis rumored has had his intellectual tubes tied)
in
a cocktail party moment let slip this sentiment:
“After
it’s all weighed and wrapped: life is not unlike a rather amiable disease
– Hic!”
In
that regard, consider a face with a rash: is it possible that the rash
pictures
the situation to be one of a rash with face on which to be?
Everything
must be someplace – so (mister minister of martinis):
who
is the disease and who the host?
He
who no longer distinguishes, has had his eyes opened.
A
rebel, once firmly established on new neural ground outside the city,
can
look back and now realize that the matters that matter the least – matter
the most.
The
warden’s most pressing need is to keep control of the prisoners,
while
theirs is to get free thereof.
What’s
it all mean when the city limits of
Paris have become its prime attraction,
and
the thoughts you take as your most original and meaningful
are
those that defend your mental status quo?
Words
can be fun --
believing
that those not about finding food are other than just that
can
make them definitely feel to be not
fun.
(Funny, huh?!)
Waking
up and original thoughts go hand in hand,
and
only to an awakened man are original thoughts significant,
and
to be capable of original thoughts a man must be beyond the stage of merely
wanting
to wake up.
In
the center of the city stands a sign that announces the essential street
information:
“Some
head north – some go south – others turn
east and west,
but
have no concern: they all are right on course.”
Let’s
Have A Hand – For The Will Of Man.
The
salvation of the many rests in the fact that the Palace
Of Sin did not have on its menu that
which they that night desired.
(Plus their prices were too high.)
Fact:
No one but a dunce can be converted.
(Which should
be apparent since only they are ever initially verted.
[“Hey watch it! – I used to be a parent.”])
Until
the appearance of an awakened man: the only wolves who talked –
talked
only about themselves.
One
demi fine day, the kid asked the ole man:
“Why
do you never sing the praises of parenthood, and offer thanks for
having
the likes of me?” and the elder instantly leaped into a squatting, squinting
position as he suspiciously responded: “This is a trick question
– right? –
you
know something I don’t?!”
Moral:
It is very embarrassing to be outwitted by yourself –
UNLESS YOU’RE THE CERTAIN MAN.
At
one unconventional city school, on the opening day of class in their first
year,
just
after they take all of the children’s names – they shoot them!
–
before
they can repeat them.
(This
story is far too unconventional and insightful to have actually happened.)
Acting
As Lawyers.
‘Tis
not just fools who defend themselves – so do nervous-system-rebels;
they
just do it silently – invisibly and in private
–
and
in another time zone than where any attack occurs.
The
man securely on his way to the far edge of inner reality
does
not pluck chickens in the same judicial circuit in which they flew into
his life.
“You mean: into his consciousness?!”
Very
good.
Real
rashes really are on your skin – spiritual and psychological
ones
infest
only inner areas your consciousness imagines to exist.
“Which, for an ordinary man is the same as
existing, right?!”
Good
again.
In
the city part of consciousness, the problem when speaking of the intangible
matters that comprise man's second reality is not in being specific,
but
in never being specific enough.
Later
the kid said to the ole man:
“If
you had known then what you do now:
when
you were young would you have done everything you wanted to
regardless
of its consequences to the length of your life, or would you have
refrained
from some things you wanted to do so as to live longer?”
and
the elder buoyantly replied: “So!
-- you don't know any more than me
after all!”
Track
News.
Definition
of the: Rebel Dilettante:
One who runs some – but never passes himself.
One
man reminded all of his family:
“Whenever
I say anything serious, remember – I’m joking.
(If you can’t
have a little fun in the privacy of your own consciousness
–
what’s the world
coming to!)”
J
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