*image by Ben Harubin

 

 

Twin Recognitions And Definitions:
The Grand Illusion: Knowledge.
The Great Illusion Disseminator: Talk.

One mystic's hint to a friend:
"When trying to make plans for tomorrow begins to make you ill,
I'd suggest that you're getting close."
"Attempting the impossible is something the knowledgeable can use to profit,
while staying entangled with the nonexistent is something of no value, no matter how you turn it."

First you get over being irritated with the external world, then you get
irritated on a higher level at your own internal talk about changing the
external world.

When you're free, you then realize that even the tiniest bit of criticism
thoughts have of life make chains of captivity the size of the universe.

Regarding The Two Matters Of Knowledge And Talk:
Talk equals knowledge;
knowledge equals talk;
thus, knowledge equals nothing.

Good humor towards one's own inner life can cast out a million more demons,
a million times faster, than the world's best exorcists.

A man who cannot use "being annoyed" to his advantage
is in the end no real man at all.