Why do I write? Who do I write for? What is important to me? These are the questions are occupying my thoughts… I just finished reading 1984, Orwell’s novel. I am not an American, so I never even heard about … Continue reading
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I hate to learn new things. I am learning disabled. It’s not an excuse, it’s a fact that is in my way and makes any learning process torturous for me. Does this mean I don’t learn new things? No. I … Continue reading
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Learning new things is hard… what is on the other side of pain?
There are two kinds of pleasure. Pleasure that is immediate, impulsive, and requires no or little sustained effort and Pleasure that is the result of work… sustained effort. No matter what pleasure you seek, what makes it pleasure is the … Continue reading
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Pleasure seeking behavior… or more aptly let’s call it: avoiding pain behavior
I am reading a book… 18% truth value, on evolutionary psychology. What bothers me most is the air of authority these people that write books project… But, of course, real science doesn’t sell books… Anyway, one of the things this … Continue reading
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I just noticed that guessing is not a good method in process… neither is faking it, winging it, etc. It’s not a process if someone else cannot follow in your footstep! Ugh. I can see that I need to change … Continue reading
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Life, nature, growth are chaotic, and non-linear Your thinking, your mind, on the other hand is linear. When it asks the question “why” it expects a linear answer. But, of course, any and all linear answers are wrong. Garbage in-garbage … Continue reading
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Chronic issues, no answers? Some questions are answered here…
I had a conversation about 30 years ago with a fellow Hungarian. We were both Landmark “graduates” and assisted our asses off.
“Assisting” is a cheap way to feel superior without having to earn your stripes.
He was an artist, a painter, who was in the US because his wife fell ill with cancer, and needed special treatment. In spite of all, she died, and he was stuck here. Didn’t want to return to Venezuela, didn’t want to go back to Hungary, but his existence in the US was touch and go.
He didn’t feel like producing the “art” that had been earning him a living: kitch sold in furniture stores, mass produced by an artist. Slave labor, mind numbing, and killing the artist within.
It was late in the evening, and we chatted, intimately, like friends that we weren’t.
The simile, or analogy, or metaphor, whatever you want to call it, came up:
If you were stranded on an island, how far would you swim to see if there are any ways to escape and return to civilization?
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Here I am this cool Saturday morning, weeping. I observe. What is there? Pain, definitely. Sense of loss, yes. Sadness, no. Regret, no. Resentment, no. I have had a hard life. The hardest part is the last 30 years. Maybe … Continue reading
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Weeping looking back at the path
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