February 16, 2004 ©2004: JAN COX
The
adventures of primary, physical-reality-men are physical;
those
of second, cultural-reality-men are mythical,
while
the adventures of the real-deal-man are all mental --
and
fully recognized by him to be such;
realizing
the nature of the playing field alters entirely your understanding
of
the game really
in progress.
While
ordinary men define the word: myth
as being:
“The
link between the human and the divine” the exceptionally keen-of-eye/I
see
it as the link between consciousness and its struggle to comprehend itself,
(that
is): the vital step to realizing -- what is going on
with being
a human.
Even
though we must eat to live, and have sex to be satisfied with being alive,
the
supreme desire in all humans is for -- Freedom!
-- and yet --
ordinary
minds do not really understand what the concept represents.
Myths
are dreams the mind has when man is out of bed;
and
religions are myths man uses as blankets since he came to the city.
If you are most impressed by the collective metaphors & symbols created by others, you have yet to get it.
The
paramount benefit of being infinitely rich is that you don’t have to ask
anybody
for
anything,
and
the benefit of being awake is that you don’t have to ask anyone anything.
Looking
at himself a man thought:
“It’s
safe to say that after you’re
gone -- I‘ll never see your likes again.”
(Is
this his attempt to find something
nice to say about himself --
or
perhaps it is a satire of ordinary men’s ostensible feelings about themselves?!)
Upon
hearing of a religious cult who only allowed followers beds so narrow
as
to prohibit sexual activity therein, one chap mused:
“Man’s
collective attitude toward the mind runs that same game.”
One
day this thought came to a man:
“The
notion that parents will die for their young comes from
the young......hummm,
this
is also an attitude the natural born part of my consciousness tries to
pawn off
on
my rebellious part......hummm, and now that I
see it --
‘It
won’t work any longer, guys!’”
Said
a father to a son: “If you have to ask what the moral is to a story I tell
--
you
have missed the whole purpose of all my stories.
Men
live the life they physically live -- and also a life composed
of story telling;
both
are necessary to be human;
understanding
their discreteness is necessary to outspread your consciousness,
and
make it more useful and agreeable to the aims of the certain man."
Just
as the ache of sexual desire can only be cured by sex,
so
too is the mental craving for understanding cured only by itself.
For
the nervous-system-rebel there literally is no substitute for understanding
--
the
type that comes only from an expansion of one's natural sized consciousness.
Being
awake comes from leading your own life --
as
opposed to the life of the collective -- as do ordinary men.
The religious idea of hell being a condition wherein man loses his connection to god, translated into rebel terms would be: A man loses his mind.
Every
normal, reasonably reflective human finds life a mystery,
but
a man who wakes up to what is going on enjoys an even grander one.
“Pa
pa: what is the strangest thing you’ve ever heard?”
“Some people believing that what I talk to you about is an attempted exposé
of
the very matter I talk to you about.”
When it comes to liberating-ideas, the rebel practices: hospitality-overload.
Everyone
is aware there is a mysterious/unknown motion and motivation behind everything
we think, feel, and do;
ordinary
minds insist on giving it a name, an awakened one doesn’t,
and
that is their radical difference.
Not
letting your mind be as conscious as it can be is what keeps you from
the
direct awareness of the unknown force/energy/thing.
Wanting
to awaken/be enlightened is simply the urge to let/to make
your
consciousness be as large as is physically possible --
which
is not man’s ordinary state;
partisan
thoughts and mechanical reflections of feelings normally constrict it
by
being way too busy and distracted.
One
Piece Of Evidence.
If
anyone else’s ideas can entertain you more than your own --
you
still haven’t gotten there.
Lesson
Prep.
A
man who can think for himself has always (as they
say) -- done-his-homework.
Since
the word sex has arisen:
The
certain man knows but one form of deviancy:
a
cessation in his struggle to awaken.
Only
men of standard consciousness will let others talk to them about
what
kind of person they are;
the
certain man will not even allow his own mind to do such a thing.
Ordinary
minds & men think that things are about what they are about,
(religion
is about religion; politics about politics and so on),
while
to the certain man: everything is about the same one thing.
Just
as everyone knows that exposure to the sun will cure skin cancer,
so
too will exposure to ordinary people’s ideas cure overly expansive consciousness.
What
everyone else calls: their-life
is
(to the certain man) simply what happens while he’s trying to wake up.
J
(One
more thing): to ordinary people, all matters are either serious, or humorous,
while the man-who-knows
finds it all
funny.
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