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never realising that no one in their right mind would even bother with
such trivial things? 'none' of that will save your life thang! it only >>boosts your own ego! it only makes you great in your 'own' eyes!
Nescience, you mean. Nay, it's facts, data. I don't revel, I did
this on a whim for some reason and it took me perhaps 15 minutes in
total. Proving a point - don't leave your spoor all over the net,
these marks are indelible and by the law of Google, will outlive you.
Be more careful. And contact Google and get them to remove the
registration plate from your street parked slate grey Mini.
### - haha at the kindly thang giving advice to the less informed lol, >>you're a legend in your own lunchtime heh, but only to yourself...
Do it. It's most unusual for Google not to redact the number plates
on vehicle. Yours was missed. Have a look and email Google.
seriously though: try WILDing to catch a good glimpse of what you've
been
missing out on and how much bigger the world (and life) actually is than >>>> you'd ever imagined... the point being; imho you're detached enough to >>>> be
able to explore/evaluate it with enough impunity to actually
understand/get-somewhere with it (hint: it's not so much the lucid
dreaming part itself, which is indeed interesting enough just in itself >>>> when deliberately repeatable, but which is entirely optional... and is >>>> the
'midway' point (as i've termed it) that's of any real consequence and
import...
this midway point perception is something new: a genuine jumping-off
platform into the near unknown that just about anyone can avail
themselves
of; a genuine portal of intent for those daring enough to use it, one
reputedly used & recommended by the tibetan buddhists in their search
for
survival after death for instance ;) so go figure...
I don't have time, Brian. My life is eventful and a bit uncomfortable
at the moment, I have some things I need to iron out and sort out and
I don't have your evident ability to put stuff out of your mind, which
you do at least in the prose you post here on Usenet.
### - of course you have the time, you go to bed every single day just
like everyone else don't you? your last excuse was you can't possibly set >>alarms and stuff because of your wife (you blamed her! lol) little >>realising that you merely revealed you'd ever only googled WILDs instead
of reading what i've actually written about them heh, and that was a >>mistake! that instead of making excuses and just routinely falling asleep >>like a log (which you're now defending your right to hah...) it's actually >>possible to do something 'else' with your downtime instead of just >>habitually wasting it like the vast majority of ignorant human beings on >>this planet do! right there is a whole 'third' of our lives that you >>routinely ignore/paper-over! have never actually examined! have taken >>everyone else's word for it and do like they do! which, btw, is nothing at >>all! they don't do anything with it!
Hell I can blame my wife if I want, we've been married for almost 45
years :). We're practically peas in a pod. Don't you remember how
good it was to be partnered long term with a woman who understood you,
only too well?
I do not ignore my sleep. I ensure I get enough, to start with. I
observe my dreams and understand myself better by trying to understand
my dreams and why I dream particular dreams. My sleep is certainly
not "down time".
I have no doubt
there is a turgid and embarrassing past to you which you have
quarantined entirely and which only haunts you when you are away from
the keyboard, or in the wee hours perhaps.
### - lol how shallow indeed of you? is that all ya care about?? we all >>come from the slime thang, even you, but there's also the chance to rise >>and bloom above it! you haven't done that yet!
The same slime? What a terrible view you have of life. I think life
is grand, a gift and a privilege. Any day above the ground is a good
day. Especially if you're with someone you like or love and can share
a great day and the weather is good and the steak tender and the pints
are cold :)
For all my intellectual skills I am a rather fiery character, there is
absolutely no sassenach in me, I'm all Scot and Irish and Welsh and it
shows. I could do with a bit of English savoir faire but
unfortunately my fiery personality seems to be the other side of the
coin for me - intellect on the other. Being cool is a battle I may
never win. As far as intellect goes though, there are few I have met,
either in professional or social life or even incidental life, whose
intelligence surpasses my own. Just a fact, not the Dunning-Kruger
Effect :)
### - what use even high intelligence if it's totally misdirected into the >>mundane??
I'm not mundane, just prosaic. I did my fair share of acid and
mushrooms and so on when much younger so I'm sufficiently
"enlightened" (in the tropics of North Queensland) but I'm now just
your average autodidact with leisure time to read and learn and enjoy
life. There's nothing really misdirected about me as far as I can
ascertain.
You need to be more careful about leaving your tracks all over the
internet. If you were more interesting, there would be wolves at your
door by now...
### - physically, my life is definitely lacking much of interest at all >>heh, a bit like your aborigines maybe, in that when the whites turned up >>there they didn't seem to be doing much, if anything, at all... so when >>people ask me what i 'do' and i say i do nothing really, they're bemused >>hehe and dunno what to say to me really hah... i don't really 'do'
anything much at all in the way you might mean it; i eat, i shit, i go out >>sometimes, i also stay in... but wtf does 'any' of those things matter?? >>maybe you'd like to know the 'colour' of my shite so you can have an >>educated guess at what i've been eating LOL, is that all that matters to >>you?? no wonder you're so bored!
I get irritated when people ask me what I do. Being a cranky old
cunt, I usually say "breathing, eating, staying alive" or something
similar. I know they mean "what's your profession" or "what job do
you have" but that's none of their business and even as a way of
breakign the ice, there are far better ways to do that.
I'm not bored Brian, far from it. I have the busiest and most
flagrantly colourful inner life you can imagine, and you probably
can't.
look, i keep pointing you at the WILDs because to WILD is to touch >>something 'other' than what you're used to touching ok? and because
there's a whole 3rd of your life you've been completely overlooking! and >>our 'ability' to WILD is only the tip of a psychic iceberg! (literally an >>in-road to it!)
and i fully realise it all sounds like irrational nonsense to you! because >>it IS! (smile...) it's NOT of the rational nor the logical at all, and yet >>it still... IS :)
so broaden/widen you knowledge-base to 6%... and then maybe even to 7%! >>(the 2% difference between chimps and humans is ultimately massive in that >>sense for example, and just look at the difference 'that' makes!) as not >>everything in the universe is of the purely rational! in fact the
vast-vast majority of it is completely far beyond the merely rational and >>the logical! i doubt even as much as 10% of it is in fact rational! the >>universe isn't rational! only between 5% to 10% is :)
That's rubbish. On whose authority, or on what evidence, do you say
that "only 5-10% of the universe is rational"? Do you mean that the
universe predominantly doesn't obey physical and mathematical laws? If
so, where is your citation or proof?
I'll save you the trouble. There is no proof of such a ridiculous
assertion.
(have been writing now for a couple of hours on this, so am not even gonna >>bother editing all of the above any, so please pardon any typos & errors >>and read it between the lines as best you can as-is, ok? and when you go
to bed to sleep today just try to 'observe' the process as it all
naturally unfolds for you, chances are you'll fall asleep anyway at some >>point and be involuntarily pulled-off into an unconscious state of >>awareness as per usual and not even remember it happening, but that's the >>place to start touching something you've never touched before, have never >>even considered touching, until now...)
and sweet dreams to you :)
Same. But you need to let go of some baggage and dead weight which
has been really, really impeding your progress along your life line.
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