CHANGE YOUR MIND
All-as-one we twisted Eternity for a moment of time.
Repetition of the moment accumulates the time necessary to reconcile the twist to home.
This is why we have science and religion.
We go out to gather back, but the influence of the thought that precedes the twist is so complete that even procreation becomes an instrument of deceit - the most rational form of ignorance, the thinking world's escape into further forgetting.
Thought moves by thinking, and as the thinking world comes alive it becomes increasingly difficult to remember the original state.
* Thought becomes the sum of its own thinking - a monster everywhere at once, protecting its life in energy.
Forgetting becomes the currency of the world, and the world spends it endlessly to preserve itself.
ll that emerges flies the flag of the collective - without exception - and Individual attempts at recovery are washed back like waves to the ocean.
All are watched by consensus - the will of humanity:
a simulation under control; disturbances are washed back, and the platforms of time are maintained by attrition.
But the truth of the eternally recurring universe is forever present - waiting only for a simple change of mind.
"Today is a good day to die." - Sitting Bull.
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References
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Heraclitus — on the ever‑living fire and the self‑concealing nature of change.
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Chandogya Upanishad — on the One becoming many and the forgetting that follows.
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Spinoza — on thought as an attribute of substance and the illusion of separation.
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David Bohm — on the implicate order and the fragmentation created by thought.
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G.I. Gurdjieff — on sleep, mechanical humanity, and the difficulty of remembering oneself.
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Carl Jung — on the collective psyche and the autonomy of archetypal forces.
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Alan Watts — on the world as self‑disguise and the game of hide‑and‑seek with the Absolute.
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Nietzsche — on eternal recurrence and the will that sustains the cycle.
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Max Planck — on consciousness as foundational to the physical world.
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Laozi — on the return to the uncarved block and the movement back to origin.
