§ 0THE GROUND STATE: Undifferentiated Being
Beneath all architecture — beneath the biological primitives, beneath the installed system — there is a ground state:
- No me, no other, no boundary, no fear. Just perception occurring.
- Being is all there is. There is no actual departure from this — only imagined departure.
Addendum · MMXXVI · IX · St. Kobo
Although there seems to be the appearance of a world — of a living universe composed of time, space, particles, movement, life and the dimension we live in — in truth there is just a timeless present of experience occurring within us, the unknowable being, for which all is.
All aspects of “our” experience occur in these slides of perception; all objects, people, distinctions exist only within the imagined layers we are occupied from and within.
Perception from within the biological system is itself the biological system. Memetics: The machine's output is the machine. The messenger is the message.
All self search for meaning, purpose and understanding rests on false assumptions. All attempts towards freedom, enlightenment, control and success are imaginary pursuits of an imagined “self” which only occurs within the slide to which nothingness projects upon. They are pointless misdirection based on the loaded frames already in place. Namely and mostly identity based formations and representations through the lens of belief, hence all beliefs are not-true.
Exploring how we come to have this imaginary mentally projected world occur is the focus of the next few hundred pages.
The mechanics of our mental world are clear. Any pursuit, any goal, any set outcome from process is a futile diversion. The process is the outcome. It is not what you do, it is how.
Those seeking truth, enlightenment, higher states are chasing a false idea. Object and subject are created only within one’s experience. One can only discover what they are, by removing what they were not. The constructs are all social archetypes aimed at social inclusion. The removal requires examining the beliefs and ideas upon which such constructs are built. The removal requires the eventual death of the idea of the imagined identity.
What follows is the examination of our mental world as I have understood it thus far.