The cure? What is the cure? Ah, that’s the problem. The cure for what? A question that is its own problem, for which there too, is a cure. An answer.
“The Cure” predicates “a problem.” And it is my contention, that the “problem” is the “answer.” In fact, unless it is the “problem,” it cannot be the “answer.” The problem is the “cure,” because the problem is the answer.
I contend that nearly EVERYTHING wrong in life is of our own making.
First of all, whatever we do to resolve an illusory problem is a waste of time, as there is no problem to resolve, the problem is mental, not real. So failing repeatedly by spurious works are a waste of time. Then there are things “done to us.”
Most things in life:
- done to us,
- not by us,
- are often correct,
- given that we are doing a wrong,
- to fix a “wrong,”
- that is purely illusory,
- but treated as real by us.
People defend themselves from our insane pursuit of happiness. Our insane pursuit of happiness being: certainty, entitlement and control.
Ego Driven Ideology is what drives us into a lifetime of service to fiction, by way of insanity.
Beast Mode Living.
In the insanity of our ego driven ideology, we dream up all sorts of problems and dangers. Fake problems and dangers. And we delude ourselves into the insane emotions of certainty, entitlement and control. None of which are possible in real life, and never can be.
Those dreamed up problems arise from the failure to be correct, benefited, and commanding.
- Imagined problems of certainty.
- Imagined problems of entitlement.
- Imagined problems of control.
These problems are imagined, not real, because though we expect to have these things, as told by our ideology, we never can have those things. The problem is expecting to have them, not their impossibility.
God Mode Living.
This is a wondrous thing! A categorical benefit of spiritual living. Learning to trust beyond our ability to see and understanding. Gaining confidence, through experience, in not being certain, not being entitled, not being in control. All those fake problems that can never be solved go away. Cured.
Spiritual living is the cure to these problems, because beastly expectations are the problems. Loose your beastly expectations, which are overtly, radically insane—on the face of it no less—and you’ll find the peace and contentment of just being you. Each of us are perfect, just the way God made us. No more, no less.
What about legitimate harms done to us?
Yes, there are problems in life that are done to us, not of our making, of which we are innocent and exploited. Yes, these harms are wrong. They inure us. Injuries heal, unless we don’t allow them to heal. When we prevent injuries from healing, they become chronic, debilitating diseases. But the cause of that disease is our unwillingness to heal. (Us.) We choose to hold onto the hurt, and never let it go.
We cooperate with our assailants when we hold onto past and present injuries. Sickly satisfied by our injuries, we take pleasure in being a victim, and add “public acclaims of sympathy” to our expectations of certainty, entitlement and control. Do not do that. It’s just another habit of ego pumping “look at me.”
This is a choice. To heal or not to heal. To forgive, or at least want to be able to forgive. Or to hold tight the injury, never forgiving or forgetting, but treasuring it as a precious treasure. Insane.
Until and unless you forgive these freeloading assailants, they will continue to ruin your life, by injuries not allowed to heal.
Healing makes your stronger. Resentment keeps you ill.
Let’s not forget too, that when we stop doing things that are never going to work, we quit wasting our time on futility, and start spending time on things that are truly productive. We’re no longer disappointed by failure. Our wealth is enriched by productivity.
Clarity, unity, organization, action. Let’s not fail where it counts.
Be American. Stay American!
David Weeks, Information Developer, Tampa, Florida.