The Aim: (1) To bring consciousness under its control.
(2) To entertain only thoughts original with your consciousness.
(3) The overall description of The Aim is to develop and maintain a non ordinary intention for your inner life.
(4) No one is born understanding what The Aim is, and no one usually ever
fully grasps it, but nonetheless: it is the driving force in a few men’s lives.
(5) As expressed in words: The Aim can seem seductively familiar  –  so much so
that it keeps all but the most determined from personally investigating the subject.
(6) To remember and pursue The Aim throughout one’s life necessitates that a man feels it to be incomparably superior to any misfortunes that befall him,
and any insults the “I” of his consciousness says it has suffered;
beyond all normal dreams of what life has to offer ordinary men,
the certain man’s primary focus is privately on The Aim.
(7) He who passionately pursues The Aim will eventually realize that it is quite physical and not at all mystical or metaphysical;
what The Aim encourages in a man is the raising of his individual line of
consciousness above where it presently is for mankind collectively by first seeking to stop the depletion of AMv12 in the blood by consciousness’ acceptance of negativity (D Force) running through all the Circuits so that there will be a supply sufficient
to fuel this upper nervous system expansion;
The Aim (while unrecognized specifically by the 99.9999%) is the ultimate goal
and thrust of Life in this Universe.
(8) The Aim is something you do & pursue  –  it is not something that merely happens to you (like the dreams of supernatural spiritual states suddenly filling a man);
it is prosecuted moment to moment  --  only here (wherever you are)  --
and only this instant.
The Aim ultimately has no actual name  –   but is known to those who fitly pursue it.

Blue Circuit People: (1) Those who cannot act to satisfy themselves,
and whose thinking-of-action is likewise unsatisfying.
(The artists of the world  [City artists, to be more precise.])

C Force: Growth that is yet to be.

Cells: (1) The role of cells is to find and expand energy.
(2) The nervous-system-rebel sees all men as being dutiful cells
working in the best interest of the larger cellular being, Life.
(3) The certain man has more neural cells than he needs to be loyal to Life  –
which he employs for his private interest.

Conspiracy: Theories of mortal conspiracies reflect ordinary consciousness'
secular attempt to tie everything together;
it is the ventriloquist dummy's cellular recognition of unidentified forces behind
the words coming out of his mouth

Cellular Level: Everything that happens in Life occurs at the cellular level;
every action men take in The City is driven by cellular directives
though they commonly believe quite otherwise:
they like to pretend they are motivated by higher instincts (spiritual, moral, intellectual): thus is their water boiled by fires they misidentify.
The challenge to the inner outlier is whether he will blindly heed his cellular voices.

Chess: (1) Life holds all the pieces;
men are pawns and as such, move only in a forward direction,
collectively toward Life’s aim of constant-expansion.
(2) Individually, pawns feel continually blind sided by moves from unexpected,
even, unfair directions.
(3) Internally, the certain man has removed his consciousness from the board  –
out of play in the routine game.

Cellular Voices: (1) Though not all are vocal to consciousness’ ears:
they speak from a trilateral repertoire: “I’m hungry”  –   “I’m horny”
and: “Get out of my way.”
(2) The man trying-to-get-to-the-bottom-of-things forcibly establishes a fourth one,
just for his own private use.

Circuits (Temperatures): “Use the fire in the belly to fuel the ice water in the brain,”
(the furnace in the basement supplying the heat for the penthouse).
(1) The blood is heated differently by the Three Circuits:
the Yellow Circuit has no heat: no passion of its own:
its fervor comes from the two lower circuits;
the man seeking to rearrange the inner workings of his building must learn to use
the passions of his gut to directly help drive the growth of his upper floors.

Comma: The only suitable punctuation for a dedicated investigator;
everything he thinks must be left open to further consideration:
there is no place for periods, nor the conjunction, but.
He must keep access to his thinking always open so that constant fresh fuel may feed his understanding.
(Periods [same as nouns] are Yellow Circuit death.)

Compulsive Behavior: In The City: all behavior is impulsive.

Chord Progression: The continual movement & interplay between the Three Forces;
a constant shifting of triads.
If you picture the C, D & E forces as notes in the western scale,
then you can look at Life as being a song within which the notes (the forces)
play off one another in a variety of moves.
And there are relative scales of the Chord Progression:
the grand scale which affects the entire planet, nations, cultures, etc,
and on a smaller scale, an individual man’s life can be seen as a melody being played within a limited Chord Progression, and without some extraordinary understanding,
the same tune will play unchanged throughout a person’s life.

City Red Circuit Cures: Comes in three calibers: .38, .45 and .357.

Environment: (1) The “+” sign in The Equation: “I + Not-I = Everything.”
(2) The internal workings of Life’s body.
(3)  Everyone else’s genes.

Habit: (1) Ordinary sanity.
(2) What holds Life together.
(3)  What holds you together; the inner magnetic pull that stabilizes the activities in your consciousness sufficiently to give you a sense of a personal self (an “I”, a “me”).
(4) The guiding principle guiding the Three Circuits (action, feelings & thoughts).
(5) The smallest habits are the most mechanical: a man can change his bowling night, or the place of worship he attends, but can’t remember to stop picking his nose.
Habit equals ordinary consciousness; ordinary consciousness is the smallest possible expression of man’s potential consciousness.

History: The history of you is divided into three eras:
the barbarian; the troubadour & the philosopher (Red,Blue & Yellow Circuits).

Talk: It’s all just sound waves; some are rock & roll; some baroque chamber,