Living as
constituted in
language,
it's clear to me I speak all issues into existence. It's more than
that, actually. No matter what's going on, in my personal life or
in life in the world at large, it's what I speak about it that has
it show up as an issue. In this regard it's interesting to notice
speaking is both the realm of creation as well as the realm of
interpretation.
There's one final aspect of this inquiry which if left unsaid will
render it incomplete, and it's this: disappearance isn't a means to
surviving, a means to escaping. It's simply a distinction
which allows who you really are to stand distinct from the issues
which accumulate meaning in the life of a human being.
Distinguishing who you really are gives access to the alchemy of
disappearance and, more pertinently, vice versa.
Werner
Erhard
has the last word:
"To make sure a person
doesn't find out who they are, convince them they can't really
make anything disappear.".
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