How long until people dare break the identification to their self-contemplation? To a more narrow extent: how long until this sub breaks free from the identification to its collective self-contemplation? The Hivemind!
There's no end to the delusional identification to self-contemplation until... Zen!
You are obsessed with conforming with your perception of a Zen Master, how he/she should behave, talk, think!
Obsessed with the right use of words you ensure nothing can be grasped from what you're saying as to avoid having your identification challenged by someone contradicting what you've been saying: you just failed to perceive opposite thoughts complete each other!
Oppressed by the fear of writing words in a way that might not conform to your perception of what a Zen Master should say: you keep silently lurking for ages without risking a word in!
Obsessed with looking into the mirror of the past, present and future, you identify endlessly to thoughts without noticing the box you're putting yourself in!
Oppressed by the fear of popping out of existence without identifying with the mirror's reflection, you can't break from the self-contemplation and be who you are!
Say what you will! Who give a shit that you say whatever in a honest and sincere way?
You are so afraid of people mocking or disagreeing with you that you'd rather gag yourself with the gag of conformity quoting nothing but Zen Masters and writing nothing but voidness of meaning!
Of course this is a Zen forum and we are here to quote Zen Masters and point to Zen but who's saying it has to be applied in such a dogmatic way? The sidebar you shall say and fail to see my point!
Don't you see Zen is as much nothing as everything and none at the same time? Fuck the sidebar!
I am guilty of everything I have accused you of!
Fuck what you think I still believe in, whether you think that is Zen or not, this is all making you miss the point of this message!
Submitted December 24, 2018 at 05:32PM by lighter_than_nothing http://bit.ly/2AdJuFH
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