Within the prolific but monotone hyperreality that we have inadvertently and unknowingly created for ourselves, all that exists are ‘strategic manoeuvres. It is simply not possible to engage in any activity that is not a strategic manoeuvre - which is...
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We aren’t – as a rule – in the least bit interested in venturing forth into a Greater or More Expansive Reality, although we can never admit this to ourselves. We aren’t interested in any ‘Deeper or More Expansive Reality’...
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Nuance can only exist in reality, not in any of our man-made situations. Or if we were to put this the other way around, only real things can be nuanced. No matter how much inventiveness and cleverness we put into...
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The thing about the mechanical life is that we always have to be in the service of some goal or other; the goal has to be there the whole time and it has to be unquestionably important to us -...
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Symmetry - in a psychological sense - means that ‘Everything is allowed to be true, but that nothing actually is’. Everything is permitted and nothing is true. Symmetry - in both the psychological and the cosmological sense of the term...
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Our consciousness is owned by the Matrix - it gets caught up in the Matrix, absorbed by the Matrix, subsumed and exploited by the Matrix on a full-time basis. This is ‘the established order of things’ - it's so established...
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The concrete self which believes in the power of controlling, and which therefore puts all its money on controlling, is - unbeknownst to us - a construct of that same ‘overvalued controlling’ and nothing more. The concrete self is that...
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If we are to see anything truly then we have to drop all our biases, all our prejudices. If we don't then we will never see anything that is true; we will only ever see our own biases reflected back...
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The universe’s ‘job’ – according to the mystics - is to continuously provide us with a situation that is optimum with regard to us ‘waking up’. It hands us this situation on a plate every time. Our ‘job’ – on...
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My 'knowing' - which I'm so proud of, which I place so much stock in - is nothing more than me. It's an extension of me, an indefinite (and thoroughly pointless) perpetuation of me. It's a self-defeating overabundance of me… My...
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The Literal World is the informationally impoverished world which we get trapped in and then rattle around pointlessly in ever after. The Literal World is the Collapsed World - it's a world that has had all the juice squeezed out...
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There are only two things in the world, ‘the truth’ and ‘the lie’ and we human beings spend all our time, and all of our energy, insisting that ‘our favourite lie’ is in fact the one and only truth. Historically...
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We always almost always seek to further ourselves, or develop ourselves, in the human world, which is to say the consensus reality that we ourselves have unwittingly created. It's pretty much unnecessary to say this - where else would we...
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The big question that we never think of asking is “What happens when we live our lives in a world which completely matches our expectations of it?” This would be an important question to ask because this is exactly our...
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There is no end point to meditation, there is no goal. There is no point to it, no logic to it. Everything thought does is about ‘the projected end-point’; its activity is always about ‘striving to obtain the goal’, or...
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There is only one ‘meaning’ in life and that is the meaning of ‘moving beyond who we think we are’ and this just happens to be the one type of meaning we don't want anything to do with! We like...
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We tend to think that we are extracting the maximum amount of information when we measure and tabulate everything, when we define and classify everything in sight so as to make everything definite or certain, so as to end up...
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‘Empty doing’, as the name implies, is ‘doing for the sake of doing’, or ‘doing that is carried out just to pass the time,' or 'activity that is prescribed just for the sake of filling the space’. An example of...
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