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The Specialist's Guide To: It-Can't-Get-Any-Better
SEPTEMBER 9, 2004                                                               © 2004: JAN COX

A Glossary Of Terms Glommed And Made Up By One Man (J.C.)
For Efficiency in Describing Features Of That Great Investigation,
Along With Case File Asides Germane Thereto.
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(Part 10 of a series inaugurated August 31.  Words capitalized means they have appeared else where in his reflections regarding this subject.)

A - Z
(Impetuously)
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Power: (1) Power is the ability to dominate;
you are either born with it or not;
in a closed physical system, energy gets moved by the push/pull activity inherent in
a situation of the dominant and the submissive; in man’s non physical reality
the arrangement seems the same but the outcome is different: it is meaningless;
“My god can whip your god” (but if you want it interesting add:
“And if you don’t accept that idea, I’ll whip you!” [Going from Yellow to Red Circuit in a trice.])
(2) Power and control are not the same thing; control is apparent power;
real Power is real power.
Real Power does not have to be visible; those who appear to be in control
may not hold the power;
the actual authority in a kingdom may not rest with the figure on the throne;
so too does the inner rebel view the natural conditions within the kingdom of his consciousness; the voice there that says “I” and bespeaks power is known to him
to be a pretender to the throne; this mentally/verbally supported personality-of-I  appears to the public to be in control (after all, his words are taken as
statements of fact concerning official government policy for each man’s personal kingdom) but after adequate personal investigation, the special detective realizes that this spokesman that each person had lodged in a certain area of their brain has no
real Power (it doesn’t even know what it is going to say next).
The inner investigator determined to solve the case does not waste his energy wrangling with a vichy regime; to ever liberate his self from the dream a man must align himself with the real Power (once he abandons all dealings with the faux).
(3) Power is permanent; whereas control can be lost.
(4) Power is invisible cause; apparent power (control) is visible effect; in his Yellow circuitry is man standing straddling the two;
in his unique reality; products of the Yellow Circuit (words) can,
under certain conditions, seem more potent than even action,
yet any power they have is not under their control; they are effects  –   not causes,
and the man-who-understands, never forgets this.
(5) Past a certain place in the outlier’s inner adventure:
sustained concentration is the supreme Power.
(6) Those with real Power fix things before they break,
(and ask yourself: “Which requires, what?”)

Primal Flow: (1) The Primal Flow is the undifferentiated energy of Life;
everything man’s Yellow Circuit has named is the Primal Flow divided
and given identifiable form.
The Primal Flow can be pictured as the original action, with everything else being
but reaction; all observable phenomena, from trees and dogs to men and your own thoughts, are a result, a by-product, a spin-off of the Primal Flow.
It is the continual story of creation, and is acted out, heartbeat by heartbeat,
in your own nervous system;
every moment of your physical existence is the Primal Flow manifesting into Life,
and every pulse-cum-thought in your consciousness a similar reflection.
(2) The Primal Flow must constantly divide and distribute itself in ever widening circles to grow and survive; if it remained in a pristine, undifferentiated state,
nothing would happen; we would see no Life in this Universe,
but as it is we have flowers, wheat, birds, bacteria, man and what he calls his, works: his art, his literature, his mythology, his religion, his social sciences, (all in all):
the totality of his Yellow Circuit's story-telling, and it all comes from one source:
the Primal Flow; surging first through the Life Of Life, then to man’s Red Circuit,
then into his Blue, and finally, his Yellow Circuit,
all the while dividing and transforming itself into an astounding variety of forms,
some to human eyes, complimentary, and others in conflict, but the cumulative result is the never ceasing machinery that keeps Life robust and on the move;
in a quite valid sense: via the multiplicity of Life does the Primal Flow stabilize its
own expansion as does Life via man’s consciousness; the ultimate result to the awakened eye is what appears as The Seamless Universe.
(This energy is of course what a few men have forever so ardently sought to comprehend, and which man’s automatic-consciousness [which long ago gave up
the struggle] has given in and labeled, god;
the man who would get to the bottom of everything and solve this case is not however distracted by this adolescent ploy of mankind’s collective mind.
Saying that santa’s home is in atlantis rather than at the north pole
accomplishes naught.)
(3) The Primal Flow can also be pictured as the place where nothing-happens,
a condition, when indescribably applied to one’s own consciousness,
can reveal areas therein which you never knew existed
(unexplored parts of the inner Seamless Universe).

Solution (Real): The only real solution is one that renders a problem irrelevant.
(Don’t limit your view to the physical world if you decide to check the veracity of
this statement.)
 
 
 
 

 JDN

 
 
 

Staring/Not Staring: (1) A pithy physically based description of that grand
intangible struggle at the heart of the Certain Aim that so beguiles a special few;
to the nervous-system-rebel it is the true representation of the notion of evil vs. good; it is quite simply the certain man’s willfully staged set-to between staring & not staring: the eyeball announcement of one’s state of consciousness.
(2) Though organisms (including man) have a natural tendency to stare, in all men under certain conditions there is a slight resistance (or at least professed resentment) to staring.
The tendency to stare is strongest in the older, lower circuits (Red & Blue),
and less in the younger Yellow Circuit (wherein it can interfere with
solving problems which require precise mental abstractions).
(3) All of man’s religious shalt-nots pertain to things that make men stare.
(4) One of the rebel’s solutions to staring is playing-in-the-irrelevant (E Force,
which renders the problem of staring, e-relevant);
elephants don’t stare at fleas; real children with apples on their heads
don’t stare at william tell, and a real man’s consciousness doesn’t stare at the stuff
his brain perfunctorily throws up on the screen.

State (With Notoriously Unsecured Borders): (1) Man’s inner state is a domain with notoriously unsecured borders; a cell in a larger organism (Life) with porous walls through which foreign seeming energies pass at will;
no internal entity has firm knowledge of where the borders are,
nor the ability to defend against the constant assaults from without;
thus in the city (man’s consciousness under normal conditions) men feel continually invaded and abused.
(2) There is no actual border, wall or separation of any sort between any of Life’s internal parts, and man alone feels such as a side effect of consciousness,
which must think in such a fashion to imagine the mechanics that constitute technology, which clearly does him benefit, but the mental sensation of there being a border (well defined and defended or not) serves no specifically beneficial purpose,
but for the man seeking to get-to-the-bottom-of-things it does have a definite downside (it crams a high speed drill in his eyes).
(3) The lack of fixed borders within Life allows for the interchange of energies necessary for growth; the lack of them in man’s Yellow Circuit consciousness
gives it also the potential for expansion (but only if the person in whom it resides specifically works for it).
(4) Being a state with unsecured borders is at the core of normal men’s feeling of
their “I” –   their personality  –   their sense-of-self being so weak and shaky,
and the deeper this is felt, the more is an ordinary man driven to talk and impotently brag about his self;
(Paradise’s promotional brochure is always pushier than Bangkok’s).
(5) The nervous-system-rebel must exercise Power over his internal borders
so as to control what lower circuit energies reach consciousness.
(6) Every man’s natural born consciousness (cum personality) has unsecured borders and will thus remain throughout his life; it is only by the certain man’s private explorations and opening up of previously unused areas of his brain that a new consciousness is born: a new inner state/mental kingdom, and it is THIS one alone
that has actual borders: boundary lines dividing the world of dreams and reality,

and it is only within these borders that the real-deal-man resides.
 
 

J



 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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