When we give up pretending that we are the Defined Self we also give up all our purposes. We might still have nominal purposes (i.e. ‘things that we aim at’) but the difference is that we no longer invest in...
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There is no sense of wonder in a game - the moment we plug into a game is also the moment we turn our backs on the wonder and mystery that is in the world. This is an odd thing to...
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The problem with playing games all the time is that [1] We don't know who we are outside of the game, and [2] The game isn't real. The more we invest in our games that bigger this ‘problem’ gets, and we...
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The Domain of the Known is completely sterile, it is absolutely sterile. Words cannot say how sterile it is, how frighteningly devoid of possibilities it is. Nothing can be nothing can ever be done in this world that is not...
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When the system of thought sets us futile or meaningless tasks (as it does do) and compels us to engage (and believe) in them, there is - in a superficial sense – an actual point to what it is doing....
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