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from “Brian and Roger Eno: ‘Capitalists want you to be constantly stimulated’”
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BITCH HAS VRCHAT PHANTOM PAIN
“Spectacular”
Mike Sekowsky - Murphy Anderson
The I, as we are knowable.. as flowers, as seeds from which the flowers sprout always contain the potential, the presence of the I, not known or knowable in form.
The seed of this rose hold the experience of the rose within itself.
Think of a caterpillar dissolving within the darkness of a pupa into a sticky substance from which a butterfly is generated.. the caterpillar lets go and surrenders to deeper forces so subtle to us that we perceive them as a state of existence that ceases to exist.
What if the I ever merges into the Great 'One'? Do we disappear then? When many atoms together in perfect harmony, subtly form a knowable form, they no longer seem to be recognized as separate entities.. When many cells together make up your body, do these cells really disappear? Will they not lead a life of their own as total independence with a special development of their own?
I suspect that if we were to merge with God, we would still exist in this way.
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I view the spiritual and physical as a series of dimensions or layers.
The I is the true desert, not only because it encloses us in ourselves and thus condemns us to live with a ghost, but also because it withers everything it touches
Octavio Paz