Words

[Guest guest]

All who read, use words as mirrors. That's all words

can be. The reader provides the meaning for

each word. Words act like electrodes stimulating

different neurons in your brain. If I write the word

'rape' it would provoke a very different stimulus in

the brain of a victim, a rapist, a prosecutor, a shrink,

a judge, or someone who has no experience of rape in

any personal way. So, if what Nis, or his translators

wrote resonates with you, in a way, you are him, and

after you read a few of his books, if you have any

self-confidence you can impersonate him to a T.

 

Nis was just a way of thinking, as Buddha was, or

Christ, and that way of thinking can come alive in

your brain. That's what is called the Birth of Wisdom

in the Soul. So what difference does it make that

Nis, Buddha, Christ, or some other sage was

not a person, but a group effort?

 

What matter is that Wisdom can be born in your

mind, if you only have the guts to stand alone and

let words flow.

 

Pete