Chimps speak English! They're saying, 'perception implies attachment'.
Swing into X'Tzu's Zoo for grunts by your favorite chimp.
Do you believe distinctions can be more real than their creator?
Isn’t it interesting how the very act of perception reveals its own attachment?
You co-created this 3D ticket, now you must experience the sensations of 'created time' until it dissipates.
Enjoy your travels... to perceive is to admit attachment - and there's nothing wrong or right about it.
Chimp Tao
“From the mouth of a chimpanzee…”
Unlearn the tendency to over-value thought, then disconnect from the perception you’re identifying with.
Unlearn attachment to the perception of ‘brain’ and ‘mind’.
“‘Oooh, ah, huhu, eheheh, ouh.’”
“Translation: You have to let those who wear cloths have their duality. If you resist, you only reinforce your own, and become like they.”
“‘Ahhhhh, ah ah uhuh…uh.’”
All perceptions are constructed from imagined and ‘consented to’ angles. Therefore, all perceptions are based in relative duality.
“Translation: Because they wear pants and unsightly muffin tops doesn’t mean you don’t leave branches for them to climb out of their metal jungles.”
“‘Mmmh, mh, oh oH OH… aaAAAHHHH!’
(Please notice how chimps can say so much in so few grunts).”
Unlearn the attachment to perception, for perception itself is hosted in duality.
“Translation...”
“Regardless of whether you throw poo, scream at gawkers dressed in red, or have the incessant need to ‘save’ jumpsuit wearing human children who crawled over the fence; you have co-created this experience, along with the more complex Wills who set up this Animal Park.”
“I chose to be here.”
“We don’t remember choosing to hang out.”
“I chose to experience this vine, now I’m choosing to leave.”
“You bought the Zoo ticket, and now, it’s you who must experience the sensation of created time… until it dissipates. A calm chimp who resists picking ticks stops time bound re-incarnation.”
“Yeah, I chose I suppose.”
“Who the heck said that we’re afraid to admit we chose to end up in the jungle, for then we’d be responsible?”
“Your ‘illusory-like’ death can be the return to the original monkey state that’s found between thoughts. This is when each ‘oooh, ooh, ah’ swings effortlessly through the trees, without naming each and every leaf on the arc-like swing.”
“Really? We thought we were the same being.”
“I’m not thinking, I’m living.”
“I’m in the groove.”
“Any perception that has a beginning and an end doesn’t do so from gnosis. To ‘perceive’ is to admit attachment, to persistently grab at branches as if there will always be a forest. It’s an ape making a distinction, a symptom of your grunting attention.”