infinitely free
29-03-2007, 11:20 PM
'The body-computer is brilliant at thwarting intuition and usually opens its offensive with "You can’t do that because …" It wins nearly all of the time because it has pinned you into its reality zone. Why wouldn’t it? The body’s software program has been nagging you since you were born and repetition is the most effective form of perception control. You understand its reality because you have lived it for so long, and, when it tells you that if you follow your intuition then A, B, and C will be the consequences, the subsequent anxiety and fear is normally enough to suppress your intuitive urges. "I would love to do it, but …" is the classic payoff line before you return to the "real" world of material "responsibility".
Oh yes, we must always be "responsible", which usually means toeing the line. Your body-computer is supported in its quest to silence your intuition by other computers uniting to protect their pre-eminence. We call these other laptops ours friends, parents and people at work, and their robotic programs spew out software data like: "You can’t do that, what about your job?"; "You can’t do that, what about your family?"; "You can’t do that, what will the neighbours think?"; and "You can’t do that for all the reasons I can’t think of now, but give me a few days and I will".'
http://www.davidicke.com/content/blogcategory/30/82
Oh yes, we must always be "responsible", which usually means toeing the line. Your body-computer is supported in its quest to silence your intuition by other computers uniting to protect their pre-eminence. We call these other laptops ours friends, parents and people at work, and their robotic programs spew out software data like: "You can’t do that, what about your job?"; "You can’t do that, what about your family?"; "You can’t do that, what will the neighbours think?"; and "You can’t do that for all the reasons I can’t think of now, but give me a few days and I will".'
http://www.davidicke.com/content/blogcategory/30/82