Re: Mixing modalities (Steve)

[Guest guest]

> Neo

>

> I am curious, Is it `mind' or `love' who is justifying it's

> position?

>

Hi Steve,

That anyone is justifying anything would just be another story, in my

experience. Even if I said I was justifying my position could you

ever really know that that was true? I could be lying. LOL ...

I can never really know anything about anyone else, I can however

know something about my THINKING if I care to look.

So why not write down your painful thoughts about me and inquire and

see if they are true. I have never found any evidence that anything

was going on but a loving exchange of words. But hey, I could be

wrong, why not inquire and find out what is true for you.

Loving what is, angel, and that would be you.

Neo

[Guest guest]

Neo

You appear to be hallucinating. Since the sentence made no reference to

you, I am curious as to why you applied it to yourself and then

continued with your story.

Yes we all have stories, but since ‘everything is a story’ explains

everything it ultimately explains nothing. (God may be a similar idea,

if you chose to use is as such) Comfort yes, but comfort I think often

needs a lot of explaining and repeating and rarely seems to fulfill its

promise. Just my story.

steve

Re: Mixing modalities (Steve)

> Neo

>

> I am curious, Is it `mind' or `love' who is justifying it's

> position?

>

Hi Steve,

That anyone is justifying anything would just be another story, in my

experience. Even if I said I was justifying my position could you

ever really know that that was true? I could be lying. LOL ...

I can never really know anything about anyone else, I can however

know something about my THINKING if I care to look.

So why not write down your painful thoughts about me and inquire and

see if they are true. I have never found any evidence that anything

was going on but a loving exchange of words. But hey, I could be

wrong, why not inquire and find out what is true for you.

Loving what is, angel, and that would be you.

Neo

[Guest guest]

> Neo

>

> You appear to be hallucinating. Since the sentence made no

> reference to you, I am curious as to why you applied it to yourself

> and then continued with your story.

>

> Yes we all have stories, but since `everything is a story' explains

> everything it ultimately explains nothing. (God may be a similar

> idea, if you chose to use is as such) Comfort yes, but comfort I

> think often needs a lot of explaining and repeating and rarely

> seems to fulfill its promise. Just my story.

>

Hey Steve,

LOL ... hallucinating. Yes I can find it. Believing I am a body seems

like a recurring hallucination I seem to be having

And I have no idea why I wrote that story except to say that it

seemed like a good idea at the time.

As I understand it, all I need to do is to undo my unhappy stories

and just live all the happy stories. A happy dream is all that the

greater intelligence requires, from there it takes the last step and

its all just God ... God ... God.

Just some more ramblings from a hallucinating mind.

Loving what is, Steve, and that would be you.

Neo

[Guest guest]

Neo

When you start to hallucinate that you are not your body, let me know.

When you can do that and still hallucinate that you are your body and

still have fun, I really want to know. Then you can choose whichever

story you like and you can start to hold conferences to help others

learn how to do it. And I want to be your manager, if that’s ok.

Seriously, I think much of what you/me say is great, but for me I want

a bit more flexibility, How can we play without being able to see

things in at least a thousand different way. Why reduce things down to

one formula when I can have a million ways to look at ‘reality’. How do

I know what I want? I go inside, For me, I’m thinking of a process not

necessarily a conclusion or a destination. Enquiry sounds a little bit

like curiosity.

Steve

Re: Mixing modalities (Steve)

> Neo

>

> You appear to be hallucinating. Since the sentence made no

> reference to you, I am curious as to why you applied it to yourself

> and then continued with your story.

>

> Yes we all have stories, but since `everything is a story' explains

> everything it ultimately explains nothing. (God may be a similar

> idea, if you chose to use is as such) Comfort yes, but comfort I

> think often needs a lot of explaining and repeating and rarely

> seems to fulfill its promise. Just my story.

>

Hey Steve,

LOL ... hallucinating. Yes I can find it. Believing I am a body seems

like a recurring hallucination I seem to be having

And I have no idea why I wrote that story except to say that it

seemed like a good idea at the time.

As I understand it, all I need to do is to undo my unhappy stories

and just live all the happy stories. A happy dream is all that the

greater intelligence requires, from there it takes the last step and

its all just God ... God ... God.

Just some more ramblings from a hallucinating mind.

Loving what is, Steve, and that would be you.

Neo

[Guest guest]

> Neo

>

> Seriously, I think much of what you/me say is great, but for me I

> want a bit more flexibility, How can we play without being able to

> see things in at least a thousand different way. Why reduce things

> down to one formula when I can have a million ways to look

> at `reality'. How do I know what I want? I go inside, For me, I'm

> thinking of a process not necessarily a conclusion or a

> destination. Enquiry sounds a little bit like curiosity.

>

Hey Steve,

You are right, you are the only expert for you. It would be arrogant

of me to tell you or anyone what they should do.

In my experience it sort of has been reduced down to one thing: the

Work. But I don't expect you or anyone else to agree with me. I like

the fact that we all have different realizations and we can share

them here. Someone posts their realizations, someone else asks is it

true, and I get to go inside and find out what's true for me. Don't

you just love the dynamics of this group. LOL ...

Thanks for sharing your thoughts

Loving what is, Steve, and that would be you.

Neo