Definition
crucible
noun
a container in which metals or other substances can be heated to
very high temperatures
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Once these ideas (metals) have been tested (heated to very high
temperatures) and are proven to give rise to
speakingtransformation,
they're made
openly
available. There's no preparation required to
get
them - like there's no preparation required to
get
the
wetness of water
(just put your body in it: you'll
get
it). The best
way
to
get
these
Conversations For
Transformation
is by reading
(listening)
them. That may sound simplistic. But it's actually profound. There's
nothing
else to do, and no better
way
to
get
them, than by reading
(listening)
them, and taking what you
get.
That's it. That's all. There's
nothing
you need to understand (or
try
to understand). The ideas of
transformation
impact subliminally. All there is to do to
get
them is to be
open
to
getting
them (that's actually a lot
closer
to the
truth
than it sounds).
In the same way as sight isn't the best sense for
listeningmusic,
and hearing isn't the best sense for enjoying the perfume of jasmine,
and smell isn't the best sense for feeling fine linen, and touch isn't
the best sense for savoring the gustatory delights of a gourmet meal,
and taste isn't the best sense for
watching
a sunset, so understanding isn't the best sense for
gettingtransformation.
Really. We're thrown to try to understand
transformation.
Yet that sense isn't a fit for this experience.
You'll know, as soon as you bracket sight out of the
way
and
try
on hearing instead, that
musicworks
better. You'll know, as soon as you bracket hearing out of the
way
and
try
on smell instead, that the perfume of jasmine is heavenly. You'll know,
as soon as you bracket smell out of the
way
and
try
on touch instead, that fine linen feels finer. You'll know, as soon as
you bracket touch out of the
way
and
try
on taste instead, that the delights of a gourmet meal are easily
discernible on your
palate.
You'll know, as soon as you bracket taste out of the
way
and
try
on sight instead, that
watching
a sunset is sublime. None of the above require understanding.
Like that, you'll know as soon as you bracket understanding
Werner's work
out of
way
and simply
listen
its component ideas, that they, like
wet water,
are best
gotten
through
direct experience.
In experiencing
Werner's work
and ideas
directly,
you'll discover your
power
to experience lifedirectly,
without the requirement of having to filter it though a
screen
of understanding. Understanding simply isn't required to
get
the experiences which are
created
in this crucible of ideas,
rigorously
tested in the laboratory (if you will) of his critical colleagues
first, then
presented
to
the world
as
the work of
transformation.
It's more than that actually. It's it only gets in its
way.
