SOURCE AND KNOW ABOUT

SOURCE AND KNOW ABOUT

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Homer:
>> To BE the infinite yes.
>> To KNOW the infinite, no.
>> Homer

CBWillis:
>You're certain you could not know this?
>Makes self-knowledge a lost cause then.

Knowledge is a yoke around the neck that sinks one into the sea of
oblivion with the weight of one's wisdom.

One can BE Source, the minute one KNOWS ABOUT Source one has begun to
indulge in pretty postulates that have little validity other than what one
assigns them.

Source doesn't have to know anything about itself in order to
operate, it knows how to operate natively without having to know ABOUT how
to operate. Just like a baby breathing, it doesn't have to know anything
about breathing in order to be able to breathe.

The process of enlightenment is the process of getting all entangled
up in 'knowing' the nature of Source, eventually one realizes that one is
creating this knowingness, and that which creates knowingness is not
knowable. It is BEable it. You are being it in making postulates about
it.

"The UnNameable dreams the Nameable."

"All of existence consists of Source speculating about itself.
Most of what it thinks is cute but wrong." - Adore

Those who think they are going to 'know something' at the end of
their journey might want to consider how deep one can sink under the
weight of their own knowledge.

Maybe one can know the infinite after all.

Presumably one will see the light before they get there.

Homer


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