Tim-An 'Awakening' analogy

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Hi Tim!

Yes -- anything said is just another

"unfolding" of this multidimensional

movie with no audience. Perception of

the movie *is* the movie, the observer is the

observed. Comments about the movie

don't say anything about the "real nature"

of the movie, for such comments are

always just another aspect of the movie.

All the "ultimate questions" asked by humans

are only unfoldings of movie scenarios --

as with all of the answers, which only

have meaning in a given movie context,

and this is true of all apparent meanings.

The movie characters seem to form relationships

with each other, but who is there to relate to

whom? There is a fantasy called "individual

minds",

but that fantasy is written into the script as well,

along with various other dramas, including the

drama named "living in illusion/ waking up" --

only light scintillating on a screen, in which

the light and the screen are never apart ...

Light-ly,

Dan

Hi Dan,

Indeed, even the character realizing he/she is in a movie is "part

of

the movie" -- and "whatever happens next" to that

character is also

part of the movie. Any thoughts, speculations or words

about 'something outside the movie' are scripted into the movie.

Is there then no escape from the movie? Correct! Is there

nothing

outside the movie? Correct! Is there no escape

whatsoever? None.

So what "happens" when the film character understands all of

the

above with clarity and "just gives up" or surrenders to the

utter

futility of the whole thing? Only one thing's for sure: Anything

that could be said is part of the movie ;-).

Love,

Tim