Rohini reads aloud her poem “Cruel Pleasure,” which is about how people committed to their narratives project their idea of normal onto the world, and make cruel decisions based on that system.
Cruel Pleasure….
there are monsters
competition different
from
seeking pleasure
what works
Love here
The stronger and more….
The stronger and more ingrained the attachment, the less capable we become of discerning right and wrong.
Fanatical….
Fanatical Reflective Focused / knows path Unresolved
No Love….
no love
does not
save us
no
Love
saves us
We have to go over….
We have to go over our experience again and again and try to ascertain the facts. Because the facts matter. If we only take a few puzzle pieces and fill in the gaps with things that suit our shrunken self’s narrative, we will only do injury, to ourselves and maybe to others.
No love / no feeling….
No love / no feeling Intense feeling Protected Dangerous
No Love….
Rohini reads her poem, “No Love,” which is about how delusion always ends in its own destruction, and Love, which is God’s nature, always prevails.
Surrendering to Win….
state actors
free actors
state the actors
know your part
the warrior embraces
boredom
If we just try….
If we just try to do things in our idea of “the right way”, assuming instead of asking, we lose our humanity.