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There are no mysteries
only obscurities
within intricacies

:- Doug.

We are here seeking not what is, not what was, not what might be, but what can be. I don’t know if we can tell if we have found it.

:- Doug.

We may bring about the day when we two persons become, for an instant, or an hour, one person in some barely observed sense.

:- Doug.

The proofs are in our spirits. Only there. Go there and seek.

:- Doug.

Peels of the same onion, coming back together; breathing from the same supply of air; living in light from the same sun; feet gravitating to the same earth; father, mother staring into the eyes of their infant child—we are these things, now we can recognize it, bring it to our consciousness.

:- Doug.

Imagine if we flowed to one another, and stopped, both occupying the same psychic space. We already do.

:- Doug.

It may be some day soon researchers will “prove” to scholars the existence and outlines of realities like warmth and genuineness. Yet we two can go searching for them now, and record our evidence. Farther, we can go, and do, and ought.

:- Doug.

More than to do, we may be called to witness.

:- Doug.

This state is not the privilege of age alone, more of experience. Look to Mary, to what it takes in pondering in your heart.

:- Doug.

He is afraid any other person will get any skill, thing, power, or wealth without his permission. He is shortsighted, and minuscule of heart.

:- Doug.

Look to see
how large the sky
how small the looker . . .

:- Doug.

This is the culmination, the gathering together arrival point, where we set it all afire.

:- Doug.

If the Being-Fact/Values arrive for us at the transcend-point, how is it that people vote against their self-interest? Is it that they have been sold false-gold, false-B-Values? There are many ways to be false.

:- Doug.

Might we so fuse with one another that we call it conversational mysticism?

:- Doug.

Will you grant that you and I overlap?

:- Doug.

What frees us?
Do that.
What changes us?

:- Doug.

We are, at these times, fusion-persons.

:- Doug.

Maybe ally can become alloy.

:- Doug.

We stretch. As well and more, we positively use our capacities. Third, we use them for some higher that grapples us.

:- Doug.

Self-actualizing people have gotten there, and still are motivated. In this they point out further for the rest of us.

:- Doug.

We two are about inventing our composite metamotivations.

:- Doug.

To what higher stand can we stretch without flinching or retreating? Our task is to invent it.

:- Doug.

Can we allow our two become as one self to live the questions (as in Rilke Letters to A Young Poet), that is, to meet and live life?

:- Doug.