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Diamond Sutra
Crystalline
structural analysis
of the Entire Complex
reveals
an interdependent
nature
that reformulates
the mind
into a neural
networking sensorium
of affectations
meant to mimic reality
at the most subtle levels;
to break through
the mere performance
of the shadowing process,
we merely need to begin
to feel ourselves
a part
of every facet
of the universe
and forget to differentiate.
IF we are ONE,
then we can feel
that singularity
as soon
as we stop rationalizing
separation
as a defensive tool
to protect the ego.
After all,
nothing
is really fooling
the universe,
and the ego
does not exist.
runningturtle87
structural analysis
of the Entire Complex
reveals
an interdependent
nature
that reformulates
the mind
into a neural
networking sensorium
of affectations
meant to mimic reality
at the most subtle levels;
to break through
the mere performance
of the shadowing process,
we merely need to begin
to feel ourselves
a part
of every facet
of the universe
and forget to differentiate.
IF we are ONE,
then we can feel
that singularity
as soon
as we stop rationalizing
separation
as a defensive tool
to protect the ego.
After all,
nothing
is really fooling
the universe,
and the ego
does not exist.
runningturtle87
Published 25th Feb 2013
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25th Feb 2013 2:52am
This reads like Carl Sagan having diner with George Harrison. (yeah his birthday is the 25th)
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27th Feb 2013 4:59am
IF we are ONE, then we can feel that singularity as soon as we stop rationalizing separation as a defensive tool to protect the ego.
Interesting stanza this is.. But what inclined you to think it's because of protecting ones ego? If I may ask of course.
I agree in a sense that all people, nature, ect.. are connected, but if we were all one and saw through the same eyes, would that not take away the faults and quirks that hone our perceptions and make us individuals?
Interesting stanza this is.. But what inclined you to think it's because of protecting ones ego? If I may ask of course.
I agree in a sense that all people, nature, ect.. are connected, but if we were all one and saw through the same eyes, would that not take away the faults and quirks that hone our perceptions and make us individuals?
27th Feb 2013 10:59am
Interesting; yes, I agree. That part of ourselves that is a performance for the sake of appearances, that's the ego. When we are truly intimate, IMHO, we strive for feeling as one, being as one, peacefully co-existent such that nothing divides us. We are, in this way, facets of a single diamond. We may believe that we are in fact separate, but the perception alone does not make it so. Am I a different person facing left or west or down or across? Or am I the same and directions have changed? It is our judgmentalism that separates us, from my frame of reference. I see you as no different from myself. We are facets of each other. I don't want to seem dogmatic about it...My eyes work this way.
