*image by Ben Harubin

A man drove into a garage and told the mechanic, "I hear a strange noise."
And the mechanic threw him out -- having had quite enough of motorists
mistaking him for a psychiatrist.
And the priests (and other underemployed areas of the brain) called out to
the driver as he left, "Over here! -- come on over here!"

If you rely on what you know, you rely on words;
if you rely on words, you rely on the past; the past does not exist.
(So you can see where this leaves a man who relies on what he knows).
If you try to study life through thought, you'll never understand
either life or thought.

The Supreme Medical, Metaphysical Question:
How to treat illusionary ills?

Memory
There are actually two forms of memory:
the memory that you remember, and the memory that you don't.

...Lest we leave this area with such haste that you take the comment to be
one of mere cynical diversion, let me note that it is a direct pointing to a
level of operations in the brain about which men are normally ignorant.

Really?
Astrologers are no worse than their critics.

Really? Yes, really.
Imaginary complaints about the illusionary tip
nonexistent scales in neither direction.

Ideas of good and evil have nothing to do with behavior,
acceptable or otherwise.