A
Glossary Of Terms & Definitions Created & Used By One Man
(J.C.)
To
Describe Certain Inner Corners Of That Certain Hunger,
Along
With Commentaries Corollary Thereto.
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(Part 5: This series began August
31, and in that it is ongoing, additions to all entries are possible in
future installments.
[Words capitalized denotes
that they have been previously employed in discussions of the matter.)
A
- Z
(Not
alphabetically)
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Agenda:
(1) Life has
its own agenda, its own schedule of what deserves attention
and
energy and it will not change its agenda for you or anyone.
(2)
The nervous-system-rebel holds a personal agenda, one steadfast and beyond
the effect of circumstances, accidents, or whims;
his
schedule ignores how things happened to be when he got here,
and
how he
happened to be when he appeared here;
in
comparison: the agenda of ordinary men’s consciousness is no more than
a
Dance
Card randomly issued it in The
City permitting it to engage in perhaps
entertaining, but meaningless moves around their inner ballroom.
To
get-to-the-bottom-of-things, the certain man honors no agenda but the one
that gradually appears to him as he relentlessly presses on;
no
personal agenda – no personal success.
(3)
The achievement of The Aim
is always original – thus must be your agenda;
it
must be uniquely yours, which can only be realized through your constant
effort to remember The Aim.
But:
This one word adequately describes the entire process of city life
(that
is: all the activities in man’s intangible reality);
this
conjunction is the primo expression of binary consciousness and its manifestations
of ideas; it functions as an unrecognized magic talisman to routine minds
allowing them to instantly switch sides in any ideological conflict;
it
would be impossible to comprehensively construe man’s normal mental life
without
this word.
(The
alert man would privately study the question:
Why?)
C,
D & E Forces:
(From the perspective of ordinary human consciousness
in
a three dimensional reality): (1) C
Force represents energy/activity that
appears to be constructive: D Force
symbolizes energy & activity that seems to be destructive,
(also
in a variation, it can serve simply as a defender of the status quo)
and
E
Force stands for energy/activity that
strikes the mind as being neither of the previous two (being E-relevant,
as it were).
As
an example: At a specific instance in time: C
Force would be the construction crew
at a building site; D Force would
be those who tore down the previous structure that was there to make room
for the new one, and E Force
would be everything else
human-driven,
occurring on the planet except
those two just mentioned activities.
(2)
All three forces are present in every event that happens in both the
Universe,
and
in Life;
in the material and intangible
realms;
it
is not necessary that ordinary men be aware of this and take it into account
as their automatic-consciousness makes its constant judgments of mortal
affairs,
but
for the uncommon individual with that certain-hunger,
an
ongoing remembrance of this underlying reality is a must.
The Equation: I + Not-I = Everything.
Straight Line: Nothing goes therein.
Suffering:
A personal form of hostility and expression of stupidity:
it
is a person effectively announcing: “Things should not be as they are”
–
a
total denial – in fact, a denunciation – of
Life.
Survival: The art of being able to minimize fear, hesitation, and stagnation.
Straight
Line Illusion: The
routine mind’s concept of: cause & effect:
the
belief that anything can be made to go from
here to there;
a
sensation without which men would attempt nothing uniquely human;
there
would be no civilization, no technology, no religious beliefs.
Ordinary
consciousness operates as though everything goes in a straight line,
when
the underlying reality is that of omni-direction movement –
whereby
everything affects everything but does not cause it.
Survival
With A Flair:
Survival as noted above but with the addition of:
the
loss of stupid certainty.
Symptom:
Everything is symptom; there is no base illness behind the symptoms
that
men perceive; the symptoms are it; the beginning and end;
the
many so-called human problems
men say they seek to cure cannot be cured
since
all there is to them are symptoms;
the
problems are a symptom of Life’s
(and
thus, man’s) growth;
ergo
nothing can be cured as long as Life
is healthy:
if
cures (as ordinary consciousness conceives of them) did occur –
it would kill Life.
The
man-who-knows does not concern his self with symptoms,
understanding
that he (and mankind) is Life’s
most preeminent one.
Talent (Real As Opposed To Routine): Real talent is a personal activity that provides C Force based pleasure and requires no audience.
Talk:
(1)
That which helps ordinary people remain sane and ordinary.
(2)
The purpose of routine talk is to adjust one’s self to the inevitable.
(3)
A secret, though public, sex act is what men perform on one another when
they normally talk: no one gets pregnant – but it is sticky
and makes a mess.
(4)
The inner rebel discovers how to use talk as a private tool in his struggle
to
revamp
the working of his consciousness --
after all: words are its primary product,
(or
component, whichever view is most useful in any instant context).
Talent
(Lack Of):
Lack of talent manifests itself in a desire for dominance;
in
the external world, politicians are a prime example;
in
the internal world, that which dominates your thinking is the prime example.
From
the perspective of The Aim:
by birth is everyone’s neural kingdom
ruled
by one with no talent – only the urge to dominate; post partum
do the
certain
few seek to put a new power on their throne: original
thinking –
this
is the supreme Talent.
The Puzzle: Be out to solve it.
Talking
Paper (The Magic Of):
Though paper is regarded as inanimate –
it
yet talks and alters the molecular structure of one’s nervous system:
the
fact is – paper is alive; there is nothing that man has made
a part of his life
that
is not alive: if men are conscious of it – it is alive;
it
may only be so IN his consciousness – but still: it is
alive.
Thus
for those of ordinary consciousness: religion, nationalism, morality, reputation,
defamation, intangible debt, revenge (and a host of other nasties) are
all alive;
to
the certain man however: they are lifeless and thus meaningless;
words
have no magic in his affairs save the ones arranged in original fashion
which
happen (through his own private efforts) to have lightened something new
in
his understanding.
All
told: nothing is magical in the certain man’s life that did not originate
in
his
consciousness.
Thinking-Of-Action:
The Yellow
Circuit’s
version OF action.
(Or:
The Yellow Circuit’s substitution FOR action: this is determined by whether
the thoughts involved were C, D
or E Force
based.)
Understanding
(Compared To What The Ordinary Call Knowledge):
(1)
Understanding is: Original
knowledge;
it
is: Ideas that are alive in the
moment – not
in the past,
and
in you – not in someone else.
(2)
Understanding helps you escape the
city --
while knowledge makes you feel
more
comfortable being there.
(3)
Understanding something changes the way you feel about it
whereas
knowledge concerning it, doesn't.
(4)
There is no Understanding
that is not original with you.
J
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