De-minded.
Our thoughts and memories are not caged in our head. They are out there, where we live and experience them, in the things we touch, in our friends and family. Outside of this knowledge, of the flowing in spirit and catching it, life may bring a right moment for death and transformation. In the path of knowledge, a magic meaning is here revealed.
We don't understand why ancient cultures practiced extreme rites, where they would subject themselves to pain, hunger and all kinds of extreme situations. We confuse it with a type of dogmatic devotion when it is not. What is truly happening when we subject ourselves to extreme situations is that our minds are finally shifted. Occupied and confused, we can exist without them while the rite occurs.
In this space, or place, is where we can listen to spirit and know the great mysteries that may free ourselves from vicious cycles and dead ends. Our minds are mirrors that reflect the same light, and that can leave us blind from the dim lights of far away stars. If we can leave the mind for a second or a minute, we can see these stars and hear their music. If you have ever wanted to solve what may seem like an unsolvable problem, this is the way to get there. It doesn't have to be a blood-letting rite, there are many other ways to put the mind aside.
We are at a time when not doing this will come at a great cost. The mind of the religions, of the established dogmas, of the institutions, of the media, is driving humanity to their doom. Follow them, or find your own spirit. The only way to find it, is to find a way to kill your mind.
When a healthy ending arrives, when a final is carried out, there is no pain or resentment left—only peace.
De-minded.
Our thoughts and memories are not caged in our head. They are out there, where we live and experience them, in the things we touch, in our friends and family. Outside of this knowledge, of the flowing in spirit and catching it, life may bring a right moment for death and transformation. In the path of knowledge, a magic meaning is here revealed.
We don't understand why ancient cultures practiced extreme rites, where they would subject themselves to pain, hunger and all kinds of extreme situations. We confuse it with a type of dogmatic devotion when it is not. What is truly happening when we subject ourselves to extreme situations is that our minds are finally shifted. Occupied and confused, we can exist without them while the rite occurs.
In this space, or place, is where we can listen to spirit and know the great mysteries that may free ourselves from vicious cycles and dead ends. Our minds are mirrors that reflect the same light, and that can leave us blind from the dim lights of far away stars. If we can leave the mind for a second or a minute, we can see these stars and hear their music. If you have ever wanted to solve what may seem like an unsolvable problem, this is the way to get there. It doesn't have to be a blood-letting rite, there are many other ways to put the mind aside.
We are at a time when not doing this will come at a great cost. The mind of the religions, of the established dogmas, of the institutions, of the media, is driving humanity to their doom. Follow them, or find your own spirit. The only way to find it, is to find a way to kill your mind.
When a healthy ending arrives, when a final is carried out, there is no pain or resentment left—only peace.
