Sunday Stream (33) - Mind Wars

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Sunday Stream (33) - Mind Wars

Post by mtmynd » June 5th, 2005, 5:08 pm

<center>Mind Wars</center>

Our complexities eventually destroy us. We become abstract thru intellect. We learn to judge, to choose what is best for us. We continue feeding our minds with things and stuff. And before we realize it we're morbidly obese with information that swells our ego into thinking that is all we are - an accumulation of data turning the information into action.

At its base level all this information begins to paralyze our true nature, cutting of its flow with the dams of information stuck here and there within our natural flow to the greater sea. We try in futile desperation to withhold our true being from flowing in natural and healthy paths. Our information chooses sides in our debates within - judging our purpose, our naturalness. It is that very authenticity of our being that is at stake - subjected to logic, reasoning, our questioning mind leads us where it learns to go.

Meanwhile our inner being becomes quieter and quieter...we can barely hear it anymore. Our true being has become like a shadow hiding behind the matter that has become our king, our keeper...we honor and worship this falseness because our minds have deceived us by our fear of what we really are - deep within our authenticity longs to share its bliss but our minds do not allow it. The mind questions, questions, questions - "Is this bliss? How do we know? Can we measure it? Weigh it?" We allow mind to question bliss and lose our gift to the insatiable mind.

We long to belong. We are born in families and learn from the members how to survive in this world mind has created. Some is good, some is not so good - but that is all of what we know. We choose at the behest of that which we have learned to believe in. It has been repeated for years and our minds have taken it in and we become the information that our minds consume.

Wars on personal levels or international levels are nothing more than killing and destroying that which threatens our minds, which have become content with that which it has become. When that contentment becomes weakened by false beliefs and ego related hopes, fear becomes the evil that scares us into action. Our minds
crank out more information to defend its being, our bodies like castles for King Mind, our senses now soldiers defending the body of information.

We never question the King's temporal-ness. We haven't been allowed to get close to him....we stand away and bow to the power, the status...but beneath those fancy robes and mighty intelligence lays the Wizard manipulating man with his trickery.

Yes, Dorothy, you have been living in dreams - projected by a Wizard that shares the same world as you...lonely people detached from their own authenticity desperate for survival in a paradise that scares the love out of them.

When we make love, true abandoned love filled with trust, we leave our minds behind. The mind prevents us from the fulfillment of lovemaking. We act according to our nature - and she leads us into bliss, a bliss where time is stopped... our presence has tapped into the now - we no longer are in the mind. The mind is never now, but always in the past or in the future. But our lovemaking is NOW, nature's gift of bliss for those that leave mind behind.

This same blissfulness comes thru creativity - the creation process. It is reproductive, joining the yin and yang into one - the momentum of life engaged in reproduction, not only physically, but spiritually, the artist joins the Holy Process of Creation. That which is dead no longer is creative; no longer reproductive...the power has left. The spirit of life that energizes creativity has left for a new presence to ignite its power within. The bulb can no longer illuminate the filament with the power of the Light.

The bulb breaks down, but the electricity is eternal. Realize this and eternity is yours.


Cecil
05 Jun 2005


[We have been out of town this weekend and the picture if from where we have been - Whhite Oaks, New Mexico, where we did a show. The Stream is from 10/29/02 which I retreived from the archives... I hope you still enjoyed it]

An artists abode in White Oaks, NM

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Post by hester_prynne » June 5th, 2005, 5:36 pm

The archive, the picture,
filaments
that
dazzle
the light,
fantastic.

Thank you
H 8)

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Post by mousey1 » June 5th, 2005, 6:22 pm

My mind agrees with you....

:roll:

My heart agrees with you....

:roll:

Well what do you know....

I'm in sync.

:roll:

Do you think it will last.

I am determined to follow my heart, for honest to goodness my mind has always led me astray. I don't think my heart could or would. And at least with the heart at the helm I can actually feel good about me.

Thanks Cec. :) Archived or not a very good read for me.
And as I said,
I heartily agree.
I used to walk with my head in the clouds but I kept getting struck by lightning!
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Post by judih » June 5th, 2005, 9:53 pm

stream works well in my personal geography.
Just been talking about selfless yin/yang lovemaking within these past few days.

Glad you're home. Give a hug to the SooZen of soozens - please.

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Post by Arcadia » June 5th, 2005, 10:28 pm

shiny roof, beautiful!
thanks for the stream,

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Post by panta rhei » June 6th, 2005, 3:06 am

the inner archives are alive, and there are many doors leading into them.

thanks for sharing, cecil, as always!

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Post by stilltrucking » June 6th, 2005, 5:13 am

Useful and helpful, and easy to read. Gracias.

That thing on the third way stream that I was trying to get to is how the we are manipulated by our unconscious desires. I believe one of those desires is for death, a desire for nothingness, Nietzsche's comments about Buddhism and nihilism It all seems so obvious too me, I think I just discovered the wheel. I am observing my thoughts, anger has to be dissipated. Love making is not an option for me. Doing the best with what the hand I have been dealt, as long as I live I will always have the hots for Mz Kitty. Love for me is a stillness inside. A quietness, I can only work from memory. When I say not an option That is not something I wish to discuss here although I do think it relates. Mind wars of life and death, sex and death eros and thanatos. I may be wrong about that I "Comparing Nietzsche with Buddhism has become something of a cottage industry, and for good reason: there seems to be a deep resonance between them. Morrison points out that they share many common features: both emphasise the centrality of humans in a godless cosmos and neither looks to any external being or power for their respective solutions to the problem of existence. For Nietzsche the problem is overcoming nihilism, for Buddhism it is the unsatisfactory nature of our lives. Both understand human being as an ever-changing flux of multiple psychophysical forces, and within this flux there is no autonomous or unchanging subject ('ego', 'soul'). Both emphasise the hierarchy that exists or can exist not only among individuals but among the plurality of these forces that compose us. For Nietzsche the pinnacle of that hierarchy is the Ubermensch, a goal not yet achieved although a potential at least for some; for Buddhism that potential was attained by Sakyamuni Buddha, and at least to some degree by many after him, for it is a potential all human beings are able to realise. More controversially, Morrison argues that these goals are to be achieved by a process of self-overcoming (Selbstuberwindung for Nietzsche, citta-bhavana in early Buddhism) understood as the spiritual expression of a more basic natural force: will to power for Nietzsche, tanha in Buddhism"

http://ccbs.ntu.edu.tw/FULLTEXT/JR-EPT/loy.htm
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Freud said he did not read Nietzsche, I wonder?
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Post by stilltrucking » June 7th, 2005, 12:30 am

BTW, when I said you sound young, I meant that as praise.

Young at heart.

I got a weird karma with women Cecil, got a lot of dues to pay, and a short time to get there. No complaints. Just the hand I was dealt. Ying and yang a revelation for me at this late date in my life.

Some time I would like to hear your musings on the duality of life and death.

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