U.G.Thought has the momentum of millions of years

[Guest guest]

It is the repetitive mechanism of thought that is wearing you out. So, what is

it that you can do about it? -- that's all that you can ask. That's the one and

the only question, and any answer that I or anybody gives adds momentum to that

movement of thought. What is it that you can do about it? Not one thing. It's

too strong: it has the momentum of millions of years. You are totally helpless,

and you cannot be conscious of that helplessness.

If you practice any system of mind control, automatically the 'you' is there,

and through this it is continuing. Have you ever meditated, really seriously

meditated? Or do you know anyone who has? Nobody does. If you seriously

meditate, you'll wind up in the loony bin. Nor can you practice mindfulness

trying to be aware every moment of your life. You cannot be aware; you and

awareness cannot co-exist. If you could be in a state of awareness for one

second by the clock, once in your life, the continuity would be snapped, the

illusion of the experiencing structure, the 'you', would collapse, and

everything would fall into the natural rhythm. In this state you do not know

what you are looking at -- that is awareness. If you recognize what you are

looking at, you are there, again experiencing the old, what you know.

 

What makes one person come into his natural state, and not another person, I

don't know. Perhaps it's written in the cells. It is acausal. It is not an act

of volition on your part; you can't bring it about. There is absolutely nothing

you can do. You can distrust any man who tells you how he got into this state.

One thing you can be sure of is that he cannot possibly know himself, and cannot

possibly communicate it to you. There is a built-in triggering mechanism in the

body. If the experiencing structure of thought happens to let go, the other

thing will take over in its own way. The functioning of the body will be a

totally different functioning, without the interference of thought except when

it is necessary to communicate with somebody. To put it in the boxing-ring

phrase, you have to "throw in the towel," be totally helpless. No one can help

you, and you cannot help yourself.

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I AM BETTING THAT U.G. IS WRONG ABOUT THIS.

I AM DEVOTING EVERY SECOND ON THE DAY TO PROVE HIM WRONG.

I HAVE INTENTION WITHOUT RESERVATION TO CONQUER THE DISCURSIVE MIND, AND WHEN I

DO, I WILL SAY AS SIR EDMOND HILLARY SAID WHEN HE CONQUERED MOUNT EVEREST. "WE

KNOCKED THE BASTARD OFF. LOL.

ALOHA,

ALTON

 

 

 

It is the repetitive mechanism of thought that is wearing you out. So, what

is it that you can do about it? -- that's all that you can ask. That's the one

and the only question, and any answer that I or anybody gives adds momentum to

that movement of thought. What is it that you can do about it? Not one thing.

It's too strong: it has the momentum of millions of years. You are totally

helpless, and you cannot be conscious of that helplessness.

If you practice any system of mind control, automatically the 'you' is

there, and through this it is continuing. Have you ever meditated, really

seriously meditated? Or do you know anyone who has? Nobody does. If you

seriously meditate, you'll wind up in the loony bin. Nor can you practice

mindfulness trying to be aware every moment of your life. You cannot be aware;

you and awareness cannot co-exist. If you could be in a state of awareness for

one second by the clock, once in your life, the continuity would be snapped, the

illusion of the experiencing structure, the 'you', would collapse, and

everything would fall into the natural rhythm. In this state you do not know

what you are looking at -- that is awareness. If you recognize what you are

looking at, you are there, again experiencing the old, what you know.

 

What makes one person come into his natural state, and not another person, I

don't know. Perhaps it's written in the cells. It is acausal. It is not an act

of volition on your part; you can't bring it about. There is absolutely nothing

you can do. You can distrust any man who tells you how he got into this state.

One thing you can be sure of is that he cannot possibly know himself, and cannot

possibly communicate it to you. There is a built-in triggering mechanism in the

body. If the experiencing structure of thought happens to let go, the other

thing will take over in its own way. The functioning of the body will be a

totally different functioning, without the interference of thought except when

it is necessary to communicate with somebody. To put it in the boxing-ring

phrase, you have to "throw in the towel," be totally helpless. No one can help

you, and you cannot help yourself.

 

 

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