In
Re Fear, My Dear.
The
rich are afraid of losing their money:
the
poor are afraid of the rich;
the
intelligent are afraid of losing their mind;
the
strong are afraid of the intelligent;
the
creative are afraid of losing their talent;
the
stupid are afraid of the creative,
and
none of them even notice the awakened man,
(who
is not afraid of anything, my dearest).
The
reason everyone wants their own talk show is they believe that then
all
of their heroes and other famous people would have to come see them.
“Okay -- I give: is this also applicable to your own in-head
goings on?”
How can it not be.
Tricky is as tricky does,
and tricky is the horse that rides the rebel.
The
more you think that your dick drags the ground
the
more do you feel that life treads thereon.
“Sounds like the thing to do is just not think about your dick,
(which I’m assuming represents something else in your comment).”
One
man says:
“While
I do not consider myself totally awake, I must admit there is still one
thing
that
frightens me: the possibility that everyone on the planet is wide awake
but me, and that everything they do and say that bothers me, and makes
me believe that
they
are asleep, is an act solely for my benefit; to see how I will react.
This
literally could be so -- and how would I ever know!”
(Let
you in on a secret: this notion does not really upset him:
he
actually enjoys running through his mind the possibility that things could
be so,
and
that he was able to think of it...........[but, hey! -- if
you’re even half hip to what’s
going
on -- what choice do you have but to enjoy everything
you come to realize?!])
A
son inquired of a father:
“In
this business of trying to become something in your nervous system
other
than you were born as:
does
a time ever come like in the routine world, when you need to retire (so
to speak) and let a new generation take over from your older one?”
A man-who-knows is positioned toward his nervous system
as is the latest shed skin to a fashion conscious snake.
And
speaking of business matters:
after
carefully examining the potential costs of trying to change your overall
mental
state compared to staying like you came as, one man concluded:
“The
numbers don’t make sense.”
The
choices that drive the nervous system rebel are not just totally different
from
those
embraced by ordinary men -- they are unknown
to them.
Thought
a hawk who lived among eagles,
(and
understood them better than they did themselves):
“The
shortfall of being famous is in considering the kind of people
you
would be famous to.”
(What
he seems to be saying is that it is hard to be impressed by
being
taken as impressive by people who don't impress you.)
“Sounds like that would exclude every man who ever woke up.”
You’d
think so.
What
goes on in the head of a man-who-knows-what-is-going-on
is
further removed from ordinary men’s mental activity than are their most
fantastic
notions of science fiction from their everyday reality.
Trial
Update.
Life
is gathering evidence on everybody.
Strange
--
Even In The Rebel World.
It
is possible that the best man to inspire you out of a house afire
is
a man still trapped therein.
Everybody
has a voice in their head besides the one men call their thoughts,
but
only a few pay it heed:
they
are the ones who struggle to stabilize their mind amidst a mass distraction
of
which everyone else feigns ignorance.
How
Simple Can It Be.
There’s
a whole bunch of things that men can’t figure out for the simple reason
that there is nothing there to be
figured out -- nothing -- literally.
Q:
Who for certain is not awake?
A:
Any who insist they are.
(“Now that’s what I call simple.”)
Everybody
goes with the ups-&-downs:
most
complain about it:
some
insist they do so willfully,
but
roller coaster barons don’t talk business.
Discussing
your life as opposed to just living it
is
the same thing those asleep do in mentioning and whining about their condition.
In
QuadraWorld:
a skunk don’t stink ‘til he comments on having smelled himself.
One
guy had a thought: “I’d tell everyone how to wake-up!
--
if
I could talk about it without I start whining......but hell, if I could
do that I’d BE awake.”
One
guy had a thought.
Definition.
Civilization
minus collective thinking: Eden sans
snakes.
(There
is [it might be noted] an alternative version of this historic interlude
described
as: “A paradise of
the snakes -- for
the snakes -- and by
the
snakes.”)
Further
dictum: In a land where it’s: “Reptiles, reptiles: all is reptiles,”
notions
of opposition and intrigue (as in the original story)
become
as irrelevant as last years’ shed skin.
Neural
Investor’s Report.
The
market for second hand ideas remains spotty.
(Those
interested in previously traded thoughts can stay tuned for further updates
concerning this area.....unless you have something better to do......and
if you don’t -- -- then get something.)
Since
man’s entire intellectual world is of his own making:
what
book need he but a dictionary.
“Sir! The implications of this are totally unacceptable;
I must, out-of-hand, refuse to think about it any further.”
A
man asked a sage: “What is being awake and enlightened other than
not doing, saying or thinking-to-completion anything you disapprove of?”
--
and
the ostensible wise one continued sitting in silence.
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