Summary

It is time to become human, emotionally stable, and sentient.

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

The protection racket

     It all just amazes me as I delve further into our lunacy.

    I'm sure there will be those that will protest but, it seems to me that the whole purpose of marriage (maybe not initially three millennia ago but maybe so, as well) is for a woman to protect themselves against being batted around by any man a woman may meet.  It certainly is true today in, at least, some instances.

    It's the original protection racket.  Which is just hilarious.

    Of course, that is only the beginning of the protection racket against women.  In some ways, it is just another term for misogyny.  Now, do you see why I say the whole of the male gender is in on it?

    And, of course, it makes my lady of rage and love that much more remarkable.  No, I'm not about to explain that.

Do you see how it all ties in for millennia?  I'm not explaining much here but that's the point.  It is beginning to be up to you.

Monday, December 29, 2008

The Act

Men have been trying to figure out how to act like a human without being able to succeed at the one act that makes them human.


Due to that failure to realize that of which a human is capable, men's antics have remained an act.    Male humans have been trying to act like a man, a sentient human, for three thousand years, even though the most important act of being a human has been missing.  


We shied away from confronting an essential element of our sentient state. 


The male gender must succeed on its own, unassisted, at loving in its most essential form before we become human.  It is not difficult.  It is just the missing part of being a human, sentient being with highly developed awareness.  That's what Details is all about.  Only the animal's instincts bamboozled us.

Our sentient state makes it clear what is missing and, by avoiding it, we abdicated our sentience, along with a stable emotional state, for fear that we can't achieve a true human state.  It has been a disaster.



Friday, December 26, 2008

"The story"

 The story

We've been looking for our story from the start

The way in which we open up the heart

The will and wit to put the beast away

The sense of sentience that won't betray

The wholesomeness that just won't go astray

The human in its glory

None, the stories told, that can transcend

Just happy ever after that won't bend

Those open-ended tales that never end

No, looking to the past won't open heart

There's nothing there, no wisdom to impart

To tell the loving story


Monday, December 1, 2008

"Modes"

 Modes

Fast track change of human modes

Seems my way, like switching roads

For longest time, there was no change

As all of life remained estranged

Then, the switch, as pressure burst the bubble

And I began to seek amongst the rubble

For traces of the love and human traits

Concealed beneath the antics seen as fates

Amongst the depth of thought that motivates

Within the self, the core that dominates

I finally found the answer that awaits

Now, I find it's time to switch again

To settle in to life without the bane

To move on to the way that's not insane

That's not involved with misery and rain

I've delved into the beast that dominates

Now it's time for heart that celebrates

The loving that a human can achieve

With heart unmoved by monsters that deceive


Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Frustrations building

 I had to make that plural.  I am facing a whole lot of frustrations lately.  As I read through the posts, I realize that many are fractured because I was thinking things through rather than worrying about the wording.  The wording in some, I have discovered, is just dead wrong.  So, now, I will be going through them all and clean them up to some extent.  Call it the kickoff frustration.  Then, of course, there is the delayed typing on this platform.

An additional frustration is that I have not been able to address one of the most important pieces of evidence at all.  I just couldn't find the right words.  I address it, in a feeble manner, in a number of the books, always trying to improve the explanation, just because it is that important to everyone.  It has to do with the malignant hatred of a portion of the heterosexual crowd for anything other than heterosexual activities.  That portion of the heterosexual crowd is, of course, at fault.  The reason they hate anything other than coitus closes in on why loving coitus is so very important. 

 It is the residency of the worst of men and the most bewildered of women.  The man lasts a few seconds and the woman dare not say a word.  Not only do they cram it down humanity's throat that heterosexual is the only 'decent' way but, and this is the blowoff, coitus is the only form of sex that is acceptable for this set of heterosexuals.  For them, it remains all about the man.  The woman remains dirt under his feet.  There are a lot of those men and it will not change until loving coitus becomes the standard.

Well, this is refreshing.  I finally figured out why that standpoint annoys me so much!  It sounds so much like what I am saying and, yet, the difference in what I am saying is infinite.  The best I've been able to come up with, so far, to stress the difference is to say that I don't care if every other form of sex continues into the future.  It just doesn't matter.  The other forms of sex, I guess the right term is sexual orientation, will almost certainly go on into the future.  Even once we gain our full sentience through the good offices of loving coitus, there will be reasons that exist for every other form of sex to continue.  I've addressed a lot of these in the books.

I don't know.  I don't know if this is a better explanation or not.  I don't know if the militant alternate sexual orientation crowd will get it.  In some ways, it feels fundamental to the understanding but, like I said, I've done enough of that.  

Even with the slightest remnant of wit left to the prehuman, I've explained enough.  If some few decide they are tired of whining about the misery, pain, and cruelty of the prehuman life, then we can move on.  It's all there.  I've done my part in this life.  There is no more to do in this life.

The real problem is just how thoroughly the human race has blinded itself.  As I get past the blindness, it is staggering to look back on it.  It is also staggering to look at the awful, awful, awful state of the prehuman.

Other frustrations?  Oh, there are just so many!  The irony that it had to take an elderly man to fight his way through all of the bullshit that the instigation of the stupour has caused, while it will take a young man to move things along is right up there at the top.  

The frustration of finding so many different ways I could have approached the problem is not quite so poignant, since I've found none that would have worked better, though some still pull at me.  It is the irony that I mention that just blows my mind.  The fifteen years burned to get anyone's attention is also annoying, of course.

Another frustration of late is that I have been given more than one out by Nature but I have such a difficult time not fighting against Nature taking its course that it is almost funny.  I could have easily let the natural progress take the lead and use it as an excuse to take the easy way out but I just can't lie to myself.  At all.  Sigh.  And, I just can't bring myself to let Nature have her way without using my brain to combat each failure of the body.  At least in this life that I can't say I would regret losing.  Like I said, hilarious.

This all started because of the way it is impossible to search across posts.  I was looking for where it was that I let another frustration loose.  That I can just see some crying out, "Ha!  You lose!  Misery is the be-all and end-all!" after I move on.  It is, of course, not true and my moving on doesn't change that but, still, it will annoy me.

Wow!  They are really pouring out of me.  I'm not sure it will make me feel any better documenting them but it sure doesn't hurt.  I don't know whether to call this one a frustration, irony, or poignancy.  Maybe all three.  This life has sucked from start to finish (see 'My Karmic Debt') but it is as good as it could be (other than getting a few people to admit that they get what I am saying  - I even have some of that going on as well as I write this and, in reality, that is the best I could hope for).

It's like I have attempted to explain elsewhere.  There is no one that I would trade lives with.  The adoration of other prehumans?  Please.  The sad intimate relationships of others that usually last about an instant?  Not a chance.  At least all of the ones that I am aware of, on close inspection, are sad affairs that are the impetus to misery.    Friendships that count would have been nice but I've already explained why that could not happen.  One, just one would have been nice but, as I said above, no one in their right mind would want that position.  And I really despise the idea of followers, as such.  As I've reiterated, over and over, it's not about me.  It is about the words.  Only a prehuman would idolize me or anyone else.  No thanks.  A human will stands on its own and idolize no one.  They may respect some but that's as far is a human will go.

I've speculated on the very few intimate relationships that might actually be worthwhile nowadays.  First of all, I don't believe there are any that are true loving relationships.  It is, at least mostly, fictions brought to you through so many avenues for purposes of deception through the use of paradigms of nonsense that have been passed down through generations.  I'm not talking just about the 'love story' fictions but the intimate relationships that you may actually have witnessed that put on a good show.  I've seen a few of the latter and, being who I am, I delved deeply.  At least the ones that I have explored were all a sham.

But, let's say that, maybe, there is the astronomically rare relationship that lasts a lifetime full of nothing but love and sharing on a level that seems impossible at this point in our progress towards our humanity.  There would still be the full-on insanity of the prehuman state that is dragging the whole of the human race through the mud and will not get better until we put the prehuman away and fully embrace our sentient state, which is what my whole life has been about: loving coitus as a staple for the race.  I could not be so craven as to take that little slice of heaven (that I have never seen  in any couple I have ever encountered) and call it home.  

Maybe in the next life I will be able to do so.  In fact, even if the witless race remains a witless race as I enter stage left into the next life, it will be an extremely important part for the process of convincing humanity that it can be human.  It's just weird how often I can references scifi regarding certain  circumstances.  Even more amazing is how it is almost like a bell tolling as I read certain works.

Well, that brings up a different frustration.  A new frustration.  I was all ready to start studying what it means to be human and got quite a ways on the topic but, somehow, it has begun to pall.  I think it is because it just makes me ache so much for the day that humanity becomes human.  I guess, also, the anxiousness I feel as we, once again, for the umpteenth time, enter the fascist zone and move closer to the zero hour on the Doomsday Clock.

I don't know where this fits in.  It is not exactly a frustration.  I guess it is just the case that it's resoundingly emphatic that it is time to move on.  There are still reasons that bother me but that should all be done within a very few months.

I guess my one remaining fear is that humanity will not last very long, as we are on the brink of destruction and hate, once again.  

There's just nothing left for me to do in this lifetime.  That is why I attempted exeunt about a year ago.


Yeah, I'm not editing this one either.  Screw it. 



Okay!  I'm kinda excited.  I have a place for my annoyed thoughts and a place for my crazy thoughts!  That's nice.  Now, the only problem is when an annoyed thought leads to a crazy thought as this one does.

I just ran across someone that was delighted about the foam in their specialty coffee.  Yeah, it annoyed me.  

Mostly it made me sad.  I've just finished starting the crazy thoughts post.  To think that someone gets their kicks of the day by getting foam in their cup???!?!


Then, there's the frustration to beat them all.  I get the niggle of a thought that needs to be teased out ... and I lose the scent.  One such has been driving me crazy all day.

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I'm kind of surprised.  I wasn't planning on putting this little dissertation in here.   I find I must because it is the only page on which I can add the real kicker in the last paragraph.
     I am going to preface this (and, maybe a few others) with this most important insight.  I often wonder if no one gets the significance.
    This is the key point that I think most humans are missing.  It's not about the individual being human.  It is about the human race being human.  That is totally different matter.  
    That is what everything I have studied for a lifetime has been all about.  It's not about this guy's quirk or that guy's war.  It's been about understanding the underlying cause of all of the havoc that we endure.  What drives any human crazy?  What drives humanity crazy?
    We actually say it all the time.  We know what it is and, yet, we are not willing to face up to it.  Do you see how that drives us off the rails?  We finally have gotten to the point that we reference sex but even that is avoiding the real top.  We still avoid what really drives us crazy.
    It's time to face up to it and do the only thing that will save us.   Men need to grow up and realize they have been acting like fools for millennia.  It causes all of the havoc.
    They can learn to love.  Just as I mentioned above, it's not about the individual.  The male gender needs to know it is so much more than an animal that it can love.  The human male just needs to realize it is so much more than an animal that the rules of the animal no longer apply.
Then, we are truly free.  We are liberated from the animal.
    The only way that happens is if a few men whose egos are tough enough to dare to learn to love, prove the case, and tell the world about it.  All men can learn to love.  There will be no room for shyness as we prove we are human.  The result, our full humanity as Nature provided, is well worth it.
    I've done the most difficult and the most awful part.  The most difficult part is that I broke through.  The most awful part is that it took a lifetime.  Because of that I will never even reap the rewards.  Maybe in another life.  If I were the type of prig that could never have done what I did, I would not continue to try to find some way that break humanity free.  I would depend on me coming back, instead.  Even with all of my surety regarding reincarnation,  I can't take the risk or display the arrogance and prehuman obsession with self required.  I expect it still will end up being the case but there you go.  I'm doing what I can but will be thrilled for myself if I, and the one that deserves it as much or more than me, get to bring it to fruition.  I would truly love that, though I can't root for it.  It certainly seems to be the case.


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I am beginning to believe that this is going to end up being my favorite post for the future.  The frustrations continue to build.  Oh, don't worry, it's not that bad.  It's not as bad as having to live another life as a prehuman with all of the mindless angst ranging.

It's just that I keep trying to find some way to break through.  Some set of words that can penetrate the stupour with ease.

For instance, I was just thinking that the best we have been able to do so far, regarding education of the heart, is not the 'humanities' as they are called.  It is the rare exceptional book (usually written by a woman) that describes a loving heart.  It is magnificent and pitiful simultaneously.  It is magnificent in that it gives us a sense of what we are missing.  It is pitiful in that it only gives us a sense of what we are missing.


As you should know by now, I love making connections.  I spent a lifetime developing the skill.
It was inadvertent.  I don't know why I developed the skill.  Just shoved in that direction by life, I guess.  I was always trying to test my skill by making predictions to see if they came true.  After I realized what was wrong with humanity, I really try to confirm that skill because, all of a sudden, it had become important.  Before that, it was just a fun pastime of little import.

Before that, it was of such little use because no one else was interested in my weird little discoveries.  When The Nail came along, it no longer mattered what others thought.  If true, it was important.  So, I set out to convince myself that it wasn't just some harebrained cockamamie nonsense that I had cooked up.

Over the last fifteen years, I have done so, over and over again.  It's tricky because some of my insights we spurious, not really thought through.  How to explain?  Some I put a lot of effort into, such as how to stay alive when I should have dropped dead repeatedly over the last decade or so.  Others, it was more like 'I wonder' and, like all of the rest of the data, it was just reserved space in my mind to keep track.

Anyways, that is a long, drawn out (because I've little else to do for the next few months) way of saying that I began reading a book of heart and started trying to connect them with the fascinations of a woman (no, not the woman) that was clearly fascinated with the book.  While she is not 'the woman', I respect here a lot.  She is trying to shake up the world, as well, so I just wondered what fascinated her about the book.

It's a good book, for certain.  But, as I began to read it, it did not immediately latch onto my heart.  What was the fascination?  As I got further into the book, I began to see how, for someone (especially a woman) in their formative years could have this book imprinted on her mind and lead her through life in a big way.  I have a lot of those books myself.  One of the strangest of those is Jane Eyre.  It is weird for a number of reasons.  Maybe the most significant of those is that I didn't ever read it until I was late in life (50's?).  There are not many books that had such an impact at such a late age.  I was captured by a lot of books in my 30's and 40's but just about lost it at that point.  Except for Jane Eyre.  I still don't know how it could have such a powerful impact on my so late in life.

Yes, all of this leads to the idea of formative books and education of the heart.  I don't know.  Will it be useful in the future when we become human?  I think it is very possible.

We will no longer be like a mad animal running off in every direction.  A cohesiveness will have to develop with the human race.  It cannot remain a bunch of bewildered beasts with each beast out for themselves.  That is one of the major differences between a human, sentient race and an animal race.  They will pull together.

In such an environment, education of the heart maybe can be enhanced by books.  I won't say for certain, since I am wildly hesitant when it comes to fiction and, at least in the prehuman existence, anything written is fiction.  Or, maybe some of it can be considered the nonfiction of the prehuman.  In other words, stories that, in essence tell the awful story of prehumanity.

So, this is only a pointer for future generations.  Maybe it is valid, maybe it is not.  But, it's been fun writing.  ;~j 

Of course, none of it matters if the heart is not set free by loving coitus being available.  Sigh.  I feel I need to stress the last two words.  If you don't know why I am stressing them, go read a few more books.


















Saturday, March 15, 2008

Clean sweep

     I am going to preface this (and, maybe a few others) with this most important insight.  I often wonder if no one gets the significance.

    This is the key point that I think most humans are missing.  It's not about the individual being human.  It is about the human race being human.  That is totally different matter.  

    That is what everything I have studied for a lifetime has been all about.  It's not about this guy's quirk or that guy's war.  It's been about understanding the underlying cause of all of the havoc that we endure.  What drives any human crazy?  What drives humanity crazy.

    We actually say it all the time.  We know what it is and, yet, we are not willing to face up to it.  Do you see how that drives us off the rails?  We finally have gotten to the point that we reference sex but even that is avoiding the real top.  We still avoid what really drives us crazy.

    It's time to face up to it and do the only thing that will save us.   Men need to grow up and realize they have been acting like fools for millennia.  It causes all of the havoc.

    They can learn to love.  Just as I mentioned above, it's not about the individual.  The male gender needs to know it is so much more than an animal that it can love.  The human male just needs to realize it is so much more than an animal that the rules of the animal no longer apply.

Then, we are truly free.  We are liberated from the animal.

    The only way that happens is if a few men whose egos are tough enough to dare to learn to love, prove the case, and tell the world about it.  All men can learn to love.  There will be no room for shyness as we prove we are human.  The result, our full humanity as Nature provided, is worth it all.

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    I was just noting how I'm not sure I accept everything I have suggested throughout the twelve books.  Just as no one else should.

    This is a perfect example.  While writing all of the books I was adamant this revelation should have happened long ago.

    Now, I wonder.  The reason .... this is another example of triangulation.  So, it will be a bit of a roundabout.

    I was reading Cosmos by Carl Sagan, once again, and, once again, was struck by how we have been able to explore everything so thoroughly - except humanity and, maybe more specifically, mankind.  The madness is evident but, somehow, we keep trying to blame it on the individual human.

    Almost simultaneously, I was struck, once again, by how deeply the gibberish has penetrated.  For instance,  ... well, I don't want to get into for instances.  Let's just say that the way we lead our lives and health are pretty whacked out, especially in the west.  It all has to do with the blind obedience required by western religion to a fictitious god.

    Anyways, I have thought all along that we should have gotten off this ludicrous high horse of the animal long, long ago.  We have wreaked such extensive damage and we keep frolicking along like it's no big deal.

    I ran across another phrase the other day that always makes me almost throw up.  It was something like, well, all we need to do is keep on keeping on and we will make it all better.

    Believe it, that's been said for at least centuries while everything that we know should be human qualities have crumbled around us.  For the longest time, we strove to be more.  Lately, we have been becoming convinced that we are no more than an animal.  I figure our peak was a few centuries ago.  The date can't be pegged very well because it varies depending on what quality you desire to explore.  There are a few cases one could say were still working their way to disillusionment.

    Anyways, maybe it's just that we have to be under such extreme pressure to turn the tide.  I don't know but, I have found a reason why this very point in time is a good time for the tide to turn.  I could, of course, be wrong.  It could take a few more centuries before anyone moves the needle at all.  While I've written twelve books, they have hardly been read.  I could see them all going the way of the dinosaur before long.

    But, it does seem a very good time for the tide to turn.  The western view of human goodness seems to be crumbling before our eyes.  The last hope for the goodness to prevail by means of laws and good intentions is becoming exposed for the farce it is.  Just as I have said for a long time, laws don't make us human.  They just put a lid on the offensive nature of the animal and that always explodes in our faces sooner or later.

    More than that, though.  The reason I am wondering if this isn't the perfect time for the transition to our, errr, humanhood, is that we are in a perfect position to capitalize on our humanity like never before in history.  

    This goes back to the embedded gibberish to some extent but more so to the transcendence of sentience.  Just like men, the male gender that is, learning that it can love just as well as a woman, there is so much more that we can learn.  Unlike loving coitus, it is not a self-fulfilling imperative, once it becomes obvious that it is true.  The phrase that "you are not a man, you are not a human, until you learn to love" only works for loving coitus. 

    That's the easy part.  The part that is difficult is, across the boards, how do we arrive at rational viewpoints?  

    There are a lot of reasons why it will become easier as we become human, like the fact that honesty will rise to the top since self-respect will be maintained for all (sooner or later).  The Great Conversation will become much more than gibberish.  

    But, the ability for the best thoughts to rise to the top will be encouraged greatly by the ability of humanity to have The Great Conversation globally by all humans.

    This is due to some of the technology we have developed.  Like the ability to translate almost any common tongue and make it available to all on a web platform.

    Well, I'm tired of this.  At least it has only been glancingly about our past, of which I have promised myself I've washed my hands.  But, altogether, I am really tired of doing all of the thinking.  Those days are nearly completely ended.


Tuesday, January 8, 2008

Scenario planning

 I ran across the idea of scenario planning in my forties.  It blew me away.

The idea of scenario planning is to extrapolate the future based on current conditions and influences and adjusting them for a beneficial result.  I had been doing the same all of my life in a rather disorganized manner.

I guess having a name and description for what I was doing encouraged me.

Of course, what I was attempting was far more complicated than that.  I still had no confidence that what I was doing would lead anywhere but it was nice to have some confirmation and guidance on the general concept of comprehension and extrapolation.

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I was also just remembering a book I began to write in my thirties.  It was after my first divorce, while I was completely on my own and looking for some direction.  As I think back on it, it begins to stagger me.  It is so predictive as to stagger my mind.  I just don't know how much I want to get into it.

It was scifi based which is no big surprise.  The first book I ever read was Inside The Atom by Isaac Asimov.  I read it in 2nd grade.  It's not actually scifi but it opened the doors to scifi for me.

The book that I wrote (never published), which I'm sure none of the text remains (sadly for me), was, not surprisingly, about bad guys and, much like The Immortal One (never published but some of the strains remain on my computers), is about a good guy that had been around a very, very long time though his "host" changes, so to speak, when they die.  That one really staggers me because it ties in so well with reincarnation.  What if there is some remnant retained every time we reincarnate?  That is the only way I can explain this life.  The views I had as a kid were rather remarkable.  Unexplainable to me in any other way.

The premise in the lost book that just blew me away, because it follows a train of thought that I like a lot, is that this 'good guy' gained some powers and he was only able to do so because he was a good guy.  That is, essentially, the state the I am trying for humanity to attain.  Every man is a good guy because he is not torn apart from the time he reaches puberty.

Of course, now that I can look back on it in comparison to reality, it is not that accurate.  It is more accurate to say that everyone is able to become a good guy and, when he does, (I believe) humanity is going to gain some incredible powers, so to speak.  I'm sure the race that finally attains its humanity and sanity will consider those 'powers' no big deal.  

Keep in mind, it is never about the individual.  It is about the race of humanity.  That may break your heart.  At this point in time, it is healing mine.


Monday, January 7, 2008

Leadership

     I was just realizing another very distinctive point about what I am attempting to affect.

    This 'movement', if you wish to call it that, has no followers, just leaders.  More so, the only one anyone is leading is themselves.  I hope what I have written is accepted as stone cold acceptance of the facts of a sentient existence.  I ran across someone that mentioned that they didn't agree with everything I've said.  That's okay.  I'm not sure I agree with everything I've said.  Just the premise.  It will take awhile before we thrash through all of the complicated details that were caused by the inertia of remaining an animal for three millennia after we were not.

    As I wrote very early on, this is a groundswell movement.  The ones, of course, that have to get off their asses and do something is men.  Once it begins, once men finally begin to realize that they can love a woman, it won't stop until all men that are interested in women as lovers become such.  No man will have any desire to avoid learning how to love a woman once it becomes obvious that any man can do so.  

    So, the real fact is that men will lead themselves into their sentient state and, thereby, transform the human race into its sentient state.

    I've been hanging around too long already waiting to see it begin.