Comments on LifeAttract: The Delusion of Wasted Time

I get what you're saying Werner. And thanks, ...

2010-08-18T14:18:05.593-07:00

I get what you're saying Werner.

And thanks,

Always good to hear from you!
mikeS

>simplicity is a sound path ...because in the ...

2010-08-17T22:34:04.287-07:00

>simplicity is a sound path

...because in the end it goes back to nothing.

No, I can't explain it in words, because that's impossible, but I know it to be true.

Werner

Nahnni, Looks like you found my meditation retrea...

2010-06-04T19:00:54.890-07:00

Nahnni,

Looks like you found my meditation retreat. That's good, cause I'm attempting to remove all the links to here. This blogs been up about 4 yrs now and their are a few regulars who stop around now and then (never really took hold though).

Although I've been away from here for awhile, I like this one the best out of all my internet endeavors. Sometimes I sit for weeks and even months on one post. Kind of a meditative practice I suppose.

"Perhaps this is why simplicity is a sound path. It minimizes the pressure of delusion."

Very true. Eventually it all tends to get peeled away anyhow.

As always, good to hear from you,
mikeS

Geez, Mike, you have all of these remarkable littl...

2010-06-02T09:14:10.518-07:00

Geez, Mike, you have all of these remarkable little corners in the attic. I followed a link from Peaceful Self and still, it feels like I am stalking or something. But I assure you, sincere curiosity guides my course.

"A world invented from delusion can be nothing more than delusional, although your egocentric mind compromises with delusions to make them meaningful."

and

"You may define the insane as delusional, but they pay you no mind in their fixation on the “meaningful.” This is exactly how you have always ignored me, except when I fit your delusions. Surrender your fixations and allow learning to occur and, make no mistake, every moment you suffer is a moment you are fixated on making your delusions “meaningful.”

It's hard living through life doing all those things that one has no interest in and time constricting that which one does have interest in. It may be delusion and yet it has physical dimension. Like an invisible prison wall. It is like you have to somehow grasp the concept of delusion from the very beginning in order for it not to crush your spirit, because to free yourself from it is next to impossible later on down the road. Perhaps this is why simplicity is a sound path. It minimizes the pressure of delusion.

It is always an agony, somehow, to reconcile our haunts in Dante's middle forest, discovering suddenly that we are lost. Maybe that is all his inferno was, something metaphorical to his own life, even if he didn't realize it. Going into the pits of one's own hell and slowly climbing out of it, rung by painful run, as Abraham Kaplan said and I repeat myself too often, but things stick, you know?

I hope you don't mind that I read or comment from time to time. You have all these inter-dimensional links and they all have these rather incredible layers. Kahlil Gibran once wrote that leaving or change (which I assume can be a metaphorical thing as well) is like a skin one tears with one's own hands. Perhaps this is why people fear change or new ideas. It is actually painful.

Blessings~