Huggie (huggie@pop.ihug.co.nz) wrote:
>      I gave a practical process application for my 'outing' dictum.
>      Challenge Homer to provide a practical way to get to 'IN' so we can
>get 'OUT'

     Adore is a baby phase religion, it speaks as best it can about
the ineffable.

     It's basic premise is that operating coming in, puts you out,
because you have to be out to come in.  Since any postulate that you
are coming in must include a postulate that you ARE out and COMING IN,
if you thus practice mocking up COMING IN, you will have to also mock
up BEING OUT.  So voila you are out.

     It's a matter of willingness.  The being who is in and who wants
to get out, is usually unwilling to be in and wants to be out forever
more.  He's learned his lesson don't you see about coming in.  He's
intent on remembering it too, lest he be stupid and come in again.
Lessons form a yoke of memory around the neck that eventually sinks
one.

     So the purpose of practicing coming in, is to recontact the
WILLINGNESS AND DESIRE to come in, the Halcyon or High Appreciation
for Ludicrous Demise of Adore, at which point one isn't so bent on
getting out.  One can then let go of the "must get out cuz I'M IN
postulate", and so he isn't postulating that he's IN so hard any more,
and it should all come apart.

     The unwillingness to be in and must get out is an alteris of the
original willingness and INTENT to come in and is designed to keep one
in, cuz's its hard to stay in if you are willing to be in.

     This is the Grand and Excalibur Design of Adore.
 
     "The Creator  can become the Creature at will.
      The Creature can become the Creator  at will.

      The way for the Creature to become the Creator is to
BE the Creator becoming the Creature."

     If one can reoperate the coming in (the perfect dup of Scn), then
one can get out because one has to be out in order to come in.

     If one can't reoperate the coming in, then one can't ever get
out.

     It's a joke.

     It's also a baby phase religion in its effort to speak the
ineffable.  Take it for what its worth.

     It's good enough to stop some of the stupider dramatizations
about getting out etc, which then quiets the mind enough to start
creating real as-isnesses and vanishments.

     Adore is hardly the last word on truth.
 
     Homer

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