Identifying with the concrete sense of self is a irreversible process, a process that works one way but not the other. We can check in but not check out, in...
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To live in the world, and fundamentally not to know what that world is (or not to know what it means to live in it) is existential pain, is existential...
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As odd and peculiar as it might seem, our underlying or ‘unconscious’ motivation for just about everything we do is always to ‘escape the simulation’. This is our ‘secret agenda’...
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The self is always 'incorrigibly rigid' in its nature; we can say that the self is 'incorrigibly rigid' because it is bound by its very nature to protect certain beliefs...
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Our default state is to be swallowed up by whatever drama it is that happens to be going on for us at the time. To be swallowed up by whatever...
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There are only two things in the world, determinism and freedom, and only freedom is real. Of the two of these things however, determinism is the only one we know...
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The greatest and most insidious danger that we face in life is a danger of our horizons narrowing down and narrowing down without us noticing what is happening, until we...
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Goal-orientated behaviour (which is to say, ‘doing mode’) is how we stay unconscious. We always say of course that doing is good, that doing is great. We make a religion...
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This there is an odd thing that we do all the time without knowing that we are doing it. The odd thing that we do is that we squeeze space...
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The Master Lie, according to Greg Tucker, is whatever it takes to prove that what is happening right now isn't part of the Mind-Created Dream. Clearly, therefore, the Master Lie...
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Our goals are not important to us in the way that we think they are (and say that they are), our goals are important to us because we use them...
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It is incumbent upon us all to rise to the challenge of becoming heroes, is it not? Failing this, it is incumbent upon us to feel the despair that arises...
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