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Tuesday, July 23, 2019

moment to moment 7/23/19


no moment is ever the same 
as a previous moment 
because there is only one moment
and that the method of retention 
cues on repeatability 
and therefore sacrifices the riches of the moment 
for the gloss-possibility of carriage of memory 
from the last moment into the next 
as if that concept actually works 
towards richness and depth of being.
that fallacy produces self as audience 
and clipped versions that contrast and compared 
to sustain a notion of next mount revisited 
as an ongoing to the last 
in a mindset way.
therefore almost all skill-sets for awareness 
that humans possess 
get culled down to service in this style
and feature what provides 
for this ongoing view 
of this moment to moment
as a slideshow set in motion 
by the insatiable ever-screen viewing used
as each frame 
is further recognition confirming.
all of which takes us out of this moment 
in anticipation of featuring the next 
as a form of superficial engagement 
in our notion of a reality format. 
therefore now never fully comes into existence. 
we are not able to engage and immerse 
in that depth of presence.
all mental faculties are cuing towards that gloss 
that has become 
recognition’s stance in a mindful way.
this is the difference between looking to see 
and gazing to be.
in a see-world, there are lots of things identified
and therefore things to look at 
for recognition purposes.
in a gaze-world, there is as we are. 
any recognition has no audience elements 
to distinctively intake.
our reality has extra unnecessary parts 
of self-participation 
that keep us from actually being present with, 
as part of.
our version of integration requires all else 
to matter to us, 
in meaningful ways 
without regard to how all else 
truly integratively works 
in the bigger picture 
that we have no frame 
of personal reference for.
we exist, in our minds,
as standalones, 
experiencing the world 
around us . . .

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