LOTS of silence,
interspersed with
LOTS of speaking.
Having known personally about fifty humans, or a little more who claim to be interested in This Kinda Stuff, only a handful at most have ever pushed their own intellect, willpower and creativity in this way... which is the strange thing being pointed to here. Why so few, and WHY NOT MANY MORE?
Everyone - by the time they are on their own in life - should have the nearly perfected ability to speed read, speed think, and speed write, yet the overwhelming quantity of mostly junk they read, mostly nonsense they think, mostly silliness they write, including damn near everything they say out loud, proves - even to weekend "Pursuers of Truth" - that NOBODY is interested in ANYTHING WORTHWHILE, so consumed are they by the desire for more money, more entertainment, more power, and more bad behavior.
Everyone - simply by being born in a HUMAN body - has the "Gift of Eternal Life" wired into their DeoxyriboNucleicAcid yet, by their own extreme inattentiveness and uncaring attitudes about everything truly meaningful, they manage to squander their gift, and usually long before they reach middle-age (the fabled "35ish") when it becomes (almost) TOO LATE to start on the Way that leads to Permanence, or Consciousness, or Enlightenment, or Nirvana, or whatever term they like best by then... yes, you get to pick your own.
It is not true that humans don't know WHAT to do,
or even HOW to do it, or even WHY to do it.
That IS the "Gift of Eternal Life"
How is it Squandered? That's pretty easy:
not enough Silence about everything,
not enough Thinking about what really matters,
not enough Speaking One's Own Truth;
(not parroting, copy/pasting someone else's)
(not parroting, copy/pasting someone else's)
Question from the bleachers:
"Why do you persist in calling 'us' HUMANS instead of PEOPLE?"
---Simple... 'People' are the fully evolved state of humans, in their own time and place.
Be thankful we don't refer to humans, as "walking nervous systems."
Be thankful we don't refer to humans, as "walking nervous systems."
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