To
the certain man’s consciousness:
It’s
always darkest just before he’s about to doze off.
Motto:
“There is nothing that can happen that can’t be made worse
by
sleepwalking through it.”
Watchword:
Turgid consciousness is almost as good as no consciousness at all.
Even
should someone say something that could be of use to you,
if
you start thinking about them personally you’ll get lost and miss it.
Happnin’
termites have no interest in what kind of tree the wood came from.
One
man’s lungs said to his cortex:
“Just
because you’re breathing doesn’t mean you’re alive.”
For
the-man-who-wants-to-know: It’s always darkest just before the nothing.
Some
Of The Strangeness In The Placement Of City Mind.
As
entertaining as Psychology
and Sociology
can be,
they
actually hide real understanding of man;
it
is not just them, but all of man’s social sciences/liberal arts;
they
are part of a fascination the mind has with the second reality it has created
that
keeps it from focusing on areas which life clearly wishes it to not.
"No
--
don't look over there, instead: stare at the tip of my finger in your eye/I."
Optometry
Update.
It
is the size of their consciousness that’s responsible for men's squinting.
Ordinary
men engage in certain physical rituals in an ostensible attempt to
appeal
to alleged gods outside of them --
since
they know not how to directly do so their own consciousness.
When
it comes to the question of whether there is supernatural knowledge:
The-writing-is-on-the-wall
-- the wall of the awakened
man’s consciousness.
Conversation.
“All
great things are accomplished after a night of partying.”
“I object!”
“Okay:
All great things in the city
are accomplished after a night of partying.”
“It still sounds weird.”
“All
right: All great things that men imagine
are accomplished in
man’s
cultural reality come after a night of partying.”
“Okay --
but now you have to tell me exactly what you mean by partying.”
The
larger you make your consciousness --
the
more it lives in the moment (if that’s of any
interest).
Dialogue.
“What’s
more embarrassing than to be a suicide bomber
who
faints just before the time to detonate his load?!”
“Or a man who stops before he totally awakens.”
An
ugly man will sing to a beautiful woman:
“Let
me be your little dog ‘til your big dog comes,”
but
a man-who-wants-to-know will not do so the Muse
Of Enlightenment.
Everybody
thinks they’re Mister Hot Shit
--
'til they wake up.
The-man-who-wants-to-know
is always on trial --
but --
he
is always not guilty -- and
--
he
never takes the charges seriously.
One
man asked a sage (or maybe it was himself) what
humor has to do with waking-up --
--
which near brought the wise one to tears.
What
the ordinary find funny the certain man sees as self-abuse;
the
certain man gets nothing from self abuse except sleepy.
Everything
sounds more serious if you make an acronym of it.
Vacuousness
assumes heft with an official patina.
(Just
check with the city part of your own thinking.)
In
trying to decide where and how to arrange the new stereo in his room,
one
man was struck with the quandary:
"Which
is more important: how it looks, or how it sounds?”
(And
the mechanism for word interpretation in his mind nodded knowingly:
“Tell
me about it.”)
As
futile as it is for a woman to sing to a man:
“Don’t
come home a’drinkin’ with lovin’ on your mind,”
it’s
double so to tell a man-who-wants-to-know to stop it.
If
the idea of waking up from a dream doesn’t intrigue you
it
is precise proof of the size of your consciousness.
For
the man trying to expand his: the circus
is always in town.
J
When
the certain man is in his pushing-out-my-consciousness-mode,
nothing
in the entire universe can be going wrong.
JAN'SDAILYFRESHREALNEWS
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