A
Glossary Of Words & Terms Once Used By One Man
(J.C.)
In
Talking About Certain Matters Relevant To That Certain Hunger,
Along
With Comments They Spurred.
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(Part 7 of a series that began on August 31. [Words capitalized indicates they have appeared else where in his addressing this subject.])
A
- Z
(Disorderly)
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The
Equation (I + Not-I = Everything):
(1) This equation describes the relationship between one person and the
rest of life, and at first glance may appear simple, but is subtly complex
and informative to an attentive eye, and gives an interested man
a
precise representation of where his consciousness stands in relationship
to
his
overall conception of what is reality.
(2)
The signs: “+” and “=” should be seen as verbs in one’s process of expanding
their consciousness, and the words: “I”
and “Everything”
though apparently fixed factors, are not, they too are process, forever
in flux:
the
“I” is
not a permanent, distinct and separate thing;
it
is but one element in a world wide network of other “I’s”
which comprise a unified organism of
which ordinary men are not aware,
and
the “Everything”
which certainly by its very name seems stable, also is not,
and
actually grows through the extensions of the entities that compose it.
Heredity
Vs Environment:
The resolution to this age old debate is:
Everything
is due to heredity,
and
environment is the sum total of everyone else’s heredity.
Hobbies, Unfit For The Few: Health, wealth, worry.
Holographic
Timbre:
With developed hearing you can listen to one thing
but
hear something else.
(Necessary
for ever getting-to-the-bottom-of-things.)
The
Internal Circuitry: (1)
Three intersecting circuits (The Red, Blue & Yellow) whereby Life’s
energy (The Primal Flow)
is converted into useable form
within
the nervous system of man.
(2)
The development of The Circuitry
is the history of man.
(3)
Via The Circuitry
does The Primal Flow’s
final transformation result in a man’s sense of “I”.
(4)
While each Circuit
has it own function and responsibilities, none operate independently of
the others.
The
Infinite Comment: (1)
The ceaseless flow of Life;
its unbounded play of energies.
(2)
The Infinite Comment
is Life
speaking for itself --
through man.
(3)
It is an endless verb which man’s consciousness chops into digestible bits
(nouns);
The
Infinite Comment is like a gigantic sandwich from which consciousness slices
off
a
piece; chews it; spits it out; picks it up; examines it; turns it over;
examines
it some more, then chews on it some more – over and over
again.
(4)
Only a man who has privately gotten to the bottom of things can hear the
endless
and ever entertaining sound of The
Infinite Comment.
The
Informative & The Entertaining:
Ordinary consciousness considers these
to
be two entirely different matters (which helps keep it ordinary).
The
Irrelevant:
The way to increase your understanding of something is to go play in the
irrelevant.
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Medivesco:
(1) Cure by inquiry: treatment through scrutiny.
Medivesco
is a phenomenon that occurs unseen by routine men, whereby the looking-into
something broken – fixes it: taking your VCR in for repair,
repairs it;
the
nervous-system-rebel’s use of this lies in the fact that man’s internal
human
problems cannot withstand any clinical examination;
if
a man with The Aim
looks coldly at one of his intangible problems
(remembering
that: “It’s all business”) – the problem goes away.
(2)
Medivesco (the examination of a problem
as its solution) is a prime example of
the
original thinking necessary to ever see for yourself what is really going
on:
the
certain man’s ills cannot be treated by any known means
(and
for the simple reason that they are
already known);
his
treatment must be fresh and home grown: he must do something irregular
and irrelevant – like: look sang froid at what is going on
inside him and his circuitry.
Ministries
Of Depression And Of Stimulation:
(1) Everyone’s internal government includes these two ministries whose
combined actions provide in ordinary men’s
Blue
Circuitry
the range of emotions needed for routine stability.
(2)
Depression: The slowing of vital activities.
Stimulation:
The quickening of essential functions.
Pursuing
The Aim is a revolt against the Ministry
of Depression;
all
slowing down is anathema to originality of thought;
the
special investigator can make no headway toward a solution unless every
day is
a
fresh exercise in renewed excitement over the case.
Miracles:
(1) For the many: what they don’t understand;
for
the few: what they do.
(2)
Things that occur in the E Flow.
Myth: Yellow Circuit’s attempt to utilize Red Circuit’s non verbal, cellular memory.
Neuralizing:
(1) Thinking about something in a manner other than your native consciousness
normally would.
(2)
Thinking about something without actually
thinking about it.
(3)
Being conscious of something without consciousness saying that it is.
(5)
Examining something without picking it up.
(6)
Neuralizing
is more a condition than a method;
it
is thinking about something without any baggage of the past;
without
any ideas about it that you have heard or already had yourself.
(7)
To Neuralize is
to float a thought in your consciousness above the grasp of Binality
(the concept of an idea having to be
either true or false);
this
willfully produced cerebral condition can open an understanding of a matter
to
you that would never occur via the route of standard mental processes;
it
permits your consciousness to see a matter not as a still, lifeless object
but
as a part of Life
in motion.
(8)
Neuralizing
is the attempt not just to see the thing being thought about –
but
to see Everything
– everything all at once,
(which
explodes The Equation
into a whole new stratosphere).
News:
(1) All regular news is bad news;
all
good news is yet to be.
(2)
The certain man’s job is to continually produce his own good news.
New
Information:
(1) For information to be New
it must be threatening to that which currently exists.
(2)
New Information
does not lend itself to debate, editing or amendment.
(3)
If it is really New Information,
when the inner rebel hears it his private response is: “If this is true
– I’m a dead man
-- hopefully this time
for good.”
The
Obvious:
A most underrated aspect of Life:
that
which the ordinary see, but never see the significance of –
because – well, because it’s obvious --
therefore the ordinary assume
they understand it.
(The
ordinary will live
forever [if you want to call that living.])
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