Bulldoze theaters showing marginal B-movies, and master your destiny…which is presence.
“Standing in the movie line... was it life, death, or both that made you anxious and agitated?”
Become an ego whisperer and watch yourself effortlessly change. The ‘glasses’ of perception become clearer, letting other varieties of ‘light in-form-ation’ into your pupils (named so because they’re the ‘student’ that learns ‘some-thing’.)
Find out how to unlearn all that you’ve been programmed. Open the mailboxes of the allegory style that fits you best.
“I know you want a super-sized popcorn to make the experience more agreeable. But hey, we can always re-produce the movie of life... where only the shape of the box and the marketing design differs.”
“Quiet and listen - turn off your cell phones, and stop chewing with your mouth open!”
“When the narrative, plot and story takes on a life of its own, blinding you from the realization that you’re actually in a theatre, then a bulldozer must be rented to do some work.”
The movie of ‘life’ and ‘death’ is one that you can walk in or out of.
Become the master of your own destiny. Choose which ‘movies’ you ‘watch’, and which ones you create.
“Incidentally, this ‘bulldozer’ can only tear down the theatre of one. The screen of a single observer is razed in the pure ‘present’, where ego’s temporarily lasso’d for a haircut.”
“There will always be theaters. You can learn to make movies and trailers… to remind the ‘other’ viewers (who are you) where they are.”
The ‘popcorn’ of thought jumbles about. You are not your thoughts as they spill about the floor. It’s your choice whether to watch each kernel roll around.
Have you consented to the 'perceptive glasses’ you’re wearing? Perhaps changing your specs, or walking out of the theatre is in order.
“Is it time to construct another theatre for yourself?”
When you remove the ‘hat of mind’, your state of be-ing can be truly sovereign.
“Do you need a bulldozer?”
Are you squinting because the ‘light’ is too bright? Is the ‘sound’ too loud? In’ten’sity of sensation tends to drown the nuances from other Wills.