A FLOWER IS A...

A FLOWER.

A Stone is a stone.   Red is red, blue is blue.  A smile, is simply a smile.  Just an experience.

A cognitive discovery for me has been to recognize the nature of the experience.  We have been taught to predict an outcome,  to read deeper meanings in any symbol.  To just not look into the shallow.  To feel the depths.       What is the result of this?    what is the result in underestimating the direct experience in favor of the imaginative, of the thought?  of what doesn't exist?

By a New wave, it has been mainstream to look for the profound.  Sure, this is not bad at all,  and through it, seeds of art are sown into the ground.   However the trascendental can become a self imposed limit when we support the non-existent against what is here and now.   Like the old tales of magicians destroying themselves after becoming obsessed with the withcraft, this is what happens when the individual searches in his prejudices and cooperates to create visions.    Even though he might be wanting to create a celestial garden, as mere cause and effect he'll create a stormy sea.

You might say:   "it is a well known fact nowadays that secret cabals have used languages of symbols for ages,  and in those symbols that are given as clues through the popular media nowadays, they show their might to the masses....  which in turn, they use to control them "      What is ignored through stating this, is that the symbol is nothing, is just a drawing.    Form is singular,  is subjective, and therefore is experienced as something different by every single being.     It is only when we accept the meaning of a symbol,  that such meaning comes into existence.       The ritual holds no power,    the submission and faith to it,  is what matters exclusively and uniquely.


It is the experience the only thing that counts, what we do, not what we think.      You might even go further and say that even the act doesn't exist, but well.. I won't go that far,  is not a field that is known to me, nor something I have felt.      My point is rather simple  Don't hold any belief,  just feel.     There's the domain of logic and reasoning,  and also the domain of being.    That's also why we are human BEINGS.       The latter having been forgotten since the Illuminism arise in the West, but slowly coming back to where it rightfuly belongs.

Logic, let's leave it to where it belongs, giving feeling its space once again.     When you feel something, you're feeling just that.  There's no deeper, nor nasty meaning behind it. Anger is anger, that's what it is...  Anxiety is Anxiety. Prediction and presumption are superstition.  

There's a cause and end when is read through the experience and the feeling, through what the body wants to communicate.   As for the rest, is simply a distorsion caused by the moon.