The Bravery Needed to Surrender

 

  

Hypnosis works? Your experience __________.

 Every day I find new evidence; hypnosis works, especially when using communication technology and surreal training. You may have been a victim and no even known it. I would like to know and perhaps record your experience.

 

Death knows no sorrow. Sorrow is for the survivors.

     Misfortune ought not be synonymous with demise.

      Recently I have had what some may call a bad run of family and friends dying on me. Two years ago, my older brother, the famous pedal steel guitarist Bobby Lee, then three months later my best friend of many years, the mystic of Nob Hill, Wendell E. Wilkinson. Six months ago, my loyal guard and confidant, Vladimir the Cat. Then just this month, my gregarious kid brother Richard Paul Lee Jr. Just five days later, my dear generosity-challenging mother, Ruth Hellman Lee Porter.

     None of these were total surprises. Bob was diagnosed late with cancer. He was 73. Wendell at 79 refused any kind of treatment and told me he could 'meditate' rather than medicate his condition away. Vladimir was around 13 in human years and had never felt his tail, which caused him to walk and run awkwardly. Rick was 68 with liver disease and Mom was 95 with multiple health problems. So, it might be thought that each died of 'natural' causes, but I don't buy it.

     Nature doesn't do Death. Time does Death. Nature does Rebirth.

The Mystery Religions

 Somewhere along the curve of modern history the Mother Earth cults and the Father Sky cults traded places and became Father Earth and Mother Sky, revealing that when it comes to dogma and superstitions, it really doesn't matter. The core of all religions embrace mystery, and Eternalism is no different.
  Mystery is everywhere you look if you're looking for it, even in science. The more we know the more questions arise, which is also our basic mystery. Nothing encompasses everything.
   Our stance is that one has to get above it to question it, and all questions are more important than answers. It would appear to many deists as a doomed situation, a sadness as in mourning. This is their misunderstanding. Eternalists are happy being within Time. And Time has given them the freedom to do whatever they want. 

   So, what does the Eternalist want?
    

Rare: SPERM DOGS and GROAN MEN. 

(Title of something in the future). Maybe an HBO kind of production.
     It's about a future world where women outnumber men by 4,000 to 1. Can you imagine what that would be like? The first problem is sustaining the human race. It's not just population control, It's population desperation. 

DO YOU LIKE YOUR WATER WET OR FLUFFY? 

No extra charge.

    It is an Eternalist's DUTY to resist nationalism. Pay tribute to it ONLY WHEN NECESSARY. But when possible, avoid nationalism.

This is NOT to say that one should reject the world. Embrace the world and your place in it. 

Display of the Eternalist symbol will help to spread the word about this powerful new way of thinking.

VARIATIONS on a THEME;

Rules? Why have them?

 Looking out the window at the snow.
Thinking of you.

Wherever you are.
Whoever you are.
Whenever you are.
Whatever you are.

The only way to combat AI is to create a new, personalized language. The universal language of grunts and groans and laughter and moans of all varieties.  Call it US - Universal Spice. Very Eternalist.


 

Someone called me an 'online influencer' the other day, and I'm not sure I am. Comparatively, I don't have much of a following in the US. However, Asian countries, more than Europe, seem to take to Eternalist concepts with the most interest and even as a moral passion.

My posts are like jigsaw puzzles; often seeming to be disconnected So I understand when people don't want to engage in the work needed to align their lives with Externalist concepts and principles. I'm here to help when I can. Please take your time. It's all connected; there IS a method to my madness.

  Yesterday was Valentines Day.
  I had a wonderful person to create Valentines for.

I was trying to think of what rules there might be in living the Eternalist life. We think constantly of Eternity in romance.

Endless Love. 
The Forever Vow.
Timeless Love.
Real Forever.
Love's Eternal Breath.




A few things have occurred to me about possible 'rules' for Eternalists. Really, they're more like suggestions on making your Eternalist journey more fulfilling. We don't have rules so much as revelations about behavior. If you're like me, you don't want RULES because you don't want RULED.

I pick up on the sexual social structures in individuals very quickly. When I was in Asia I noticed the difference in moral mental considerations and began research on it right away.

The DIVINE TYRANY of BEAUTY. A parable.

A parable. 

I don't believe in fiction. That is, that it doesn't exist. 

One of my Mentors, the Metaphysician Russell Thomas, often said, "Thoughts are things."

In my song 'Broken Dolls', I wrote one verse,
"She may be near, she may be far, boys.
She may surrender to the MOVEMENTS of the stars, boys."
I sometimes would sing, "She may surrender to the MUSIC of the stars, boys."
Both words are correct and can be used as desired. I was thinking of SPACE (movement)
and TIME (music). DEATH is the 'surrender' to Space and Time.

The theme of the song is Beauty.

I've always been a fan of beauty, probably always will be. There is so much of it in the world right now it's a pity how it never lasts for long. I'm talking about true beauty, not just personal taste. We all know it when we see it, but we don't always acknowledge it to others. Social graces. Sometimes I'm in favor of them.

I'll say it again.

The IMPORTANCE of ENTROPY

 Eternalists have the same fears, anxieties and discomforts as everyone else. It's the price of conscious existence. It's the price of being an eternal researcher, an eternal scientist. Once you're locked in, your work is waiting.
But some things are easy.

As an Eternalist, the first thing that you will have to learn is how to comfort yourself from the angst felt when thinking of the inevitability of death.

Entropy is a part of nature, so it's not death and it's not an abyss. 

The funny thing about what I write to you is that the moment after you think about it. You doubt it first, then . . .  , here we are.