JAN'S FRESH REAL
NEWS
© 2001:Jan
Cox
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October
15, 2001.
Those who can, do, and those
who can’t, carp.
This cliché, while well
known,
is not normally applied in the
area that would most benefit the few.
Among ordinary men it is commonly
suggested that those who make their name criticizing the works of others
are those who have no talent themselves;
men who cannot make music, write
books, or paint pictures are the very ones who do not hesitate to criticize
the works of those who popularly can, and in this vein, men easily
accept the idea that it is the critics’ lack of talent which is
the sole motivation for their criticism;
but there is another territory
in men’s lives wherein a similar situation exists,
yet note thereof is not made.
It is not possible for anyone
to ever see what is really going on as long as they are still entangled
in the natural, human activity of criticism;
this is not a matter open to
debate, nor subject to being proved to those not interested,
but it is something that those
born-to-this-thing
must eventually realize for themselves,
(thus, the sooner you do, the
sooner you can move on).
The mind’s basic responsibility
is
to criticize, and foremost, man’s external environment,
(which is the force that drives
all material progress),
but when his thoughts are not
on such matters,
which are actually subject to
tangible alteration, they light on the
non materials which are created
and which exist only in men’s minds,
and here is where the, crticism-motived-by-lack-of-talent
phenomenon
takes a nasty, irrelevant, and
unnoted turn.
(Be aware that this is not a
criticism of the situation, and if you were already thinking that it is,
it is your own meaningless criticism
causing you to do so.)
Relevant is when one man’s mind
criticizes the way a farmer tends his field, which results in an improvement
in crop production,
what is not relevant (for the
unique interest of the few)
is one mind criticizing the
thought
production of another man’s mind;
this does keep the intangible
(illusionary) world of culture running & entertaining to the masses,
but offers nothing of substance
to those whose mind demands more than simply being distracted.
First
Part of This For The Few:
You will never see what is going
on if you are in any way involved in criticizing some other human and their
ideas of what is going on, or how to go about seeing it,
(and neither by following their
ideas either);
Second
Part: You will never see what is going on while listening to
your own criticisms of yourself and of the ideas this self seems to have:
this is the dividing line which
distinguishes the myopic wimps from the clear eyed Trojans;
this is that one feature of,
having-no-talent-fueling-impotent-carping
that few men have the interest-in
or stomach-for.
When you strap on your guns
and go into town past this pale,
you enter, no-man’s-land,
(leastwise no ordinary man’s land),
for you have then pushed your
mind into a place not normally visited by human thought;
an area that from one view is
irrelevant to everyday life & consciousness,
but yet a place which explains
all of life and your own frustrating state of everyday mind;
you go there in truth, for no
known reason, but when there -- all reasons become clear.
Striving for as much scientific
precision as possible,
the most accurate description
that can be given to a man who criticizes others is: A
fool,
but for a man who criticizes
himself, there is no word that even begins to describe his condition.
Yet there is also no available
verbiage which will make an ordinary mind comprehend
what is herein being pointed
to;
it is not possible to say anything
that makes sense to an everyday man about the
complete foolishness of criticizing
yourself;
the idea, on its face, sounds
completely insane or inane;
or maybe like an attempted “cop
out” to keep from trying to improve yourself,
but no matter its reactionary
expression, routine thought thoroughly and automatically rejects the entire
idea that criticism of yourself is useless & foolish, (it is more than
that, but there is hardly more than that for which there is words, save,
“impossible” –
which would strike standard
minds as being even more
ridiculous: “How can criticism
of myself be impossible
when I am standing here this
very second feeling critical of myself!”
…….but for you real gunslingers,
“impossible” really is the right word).
You must see it for yourself,
for there is no way to present a logical argument or proof that criticism
of yourself is useless, (and don’t forget: impossible), but here
it is blunt & head-on:
It is the thoughts in you which
have no talent that criticize you
(making you believe that you
are criticizing yourself),
and they are not actually criticizing
you, but rather themselves,
(viz: criticism you feel about
the size of your nose is not caused by the size of your nose,
but by the thoughts that go
through your mind about the size of your nose);
if thoughts are not criticizing
something physical (farming techniques)
they are criticizing themselves:
the reviewer’s thoughts which
rip a play are not actually directed at the work,
but at themselves for their
own inability to write.
In the classical mystic’s terminology:
it is not more awakened thoughts
in you which criticize your sleeping state,
but rather -- sleeping
thoughts.
“No, that is not possible;
that is not how things are” --
look and consider the matter
coolly and see if you can still say that it cannot be possible.
If every man is in his thinking
-- a fool,
and those who criticize man’s
thinking are thus even bigger fools,
then what does that make a man
who takes seriously the thoughts that appear in him which criticizes him
-- and in truth -- themselves ?!
What do you call that?
Do you really want to see that?
If you want to ever mentally
see for yourself what is going on, you do -- you
must.
To ever even begin this journey,
you must feel an innate, distinct criticism of
what goes on normally in your
thinking, but to ever get past even the half way mark you must undertake
your own investigation of the above noted situation and gain an unnatural
realization of the nature of man’s criticism-of-himself,
a realization that will free
you from an everyday, constant foolishness that keeps everyone else distracted
and entertained, but which holds the potential consciousness of the few
captive.
No matter how reverently and
relevantly it comes garbed,
any thought that ever passes
through your mind that criticizes you -- is an idiot thought;
that is about as accurate and
charitable as can be put.
Anyone or anything --
your thoughts included -- that criticizes you
has no talent to do otherwise
themselves or they would not be criticizing you.
How much more obvious does this have to be before you…........................…
J