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| == File dw1 ==
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| 31 min
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| noise at start
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| Q. inaudible
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| R. Well, I have a paper written on meditation, and basically what it amounts to is what I talked about previously: Do not get into quiescent meditation. You’ll never find out any real revelations about yourself in quiescent meditation. And this is what, just exactly what you have to do is go back in the past. If you can’t think about something i the present, go back in the past. And this will start to melt your egos. And this is when you start to really find yourself.
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| Go back in the past and look at things that happened to you, like somebody who insulted you, some trauma, some sorrow, some time that you embarrassed yourself. That’s when somebody caught your ego for you, wanted to show it to you and you didn’t want to see it. These are the things to meditate about.
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| Q. By quiescent you mean mantra meditation?
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| R. Yes. Autosuggestion, puts you, has a soporific effect. It’s like a lullaby, you lullaby yourself to sleep.
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| R. Yes.
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| Q. You said do the opposite, right?
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| R. Yes. It’s what I call traumatic meditation as opposed to quiescent meditation
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| reading Madame Blavatsky’s Secret Doctrine and Isis Unveiled.
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| a diary is very good
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| Q. Transcendental Meditation people make a lot of claims
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| R. money involved
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| if you want to build a movement, there’s nothing like money to hold it together
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| Switzerland for the privilege of taking a rake off
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| well worth the $80
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| would have to pay his way over here
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| what is exorbitant
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| Q. dream
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| R. it’s good to record your dreams
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| some dreams are prophetic
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| you will start to see certain hangups
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| picnic 5 years ago
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| picnic correlates to an argument
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| you’re trying to tell yourself something
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| I was able to see people more clearly
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| behind the personality mask
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| 6:20
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| R. I don’t believe you should expect power
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| the older I get the more power I seem to have
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| studying these things and having then in my head for 40-50 years
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| I don’t visualize it as my power
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| ability to affect the projected stage play, to a degree
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| you can affect other minds
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| enter other minds
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| rapport sessions
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| heal people
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| generally it’s not worth it
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| side show
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| people come from Boston [? what year?]
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| 9:00
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| back into the old rat race
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| now I don’t let them happen
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| somebody said last night [when? where? date clue] somebody has to carry the torch
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| human and the absolute like rays of the sun
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| 10:00
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| Tim Franta: Objective of meditation
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| R. watch the mental processes
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| watch yourself eating, watch yourself talking
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| in the middle of the conversation say something that blasts any possibility of a friendship
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| never lose track of that pattern
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| the animals out there trying to manipulate
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| 12:00
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| there’s more intensive work than the university groups
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| obsessed with self-importance
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| it’s up the dynamic drive of the individual
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| results are proportional to energy applied
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| fifth of whiskey on the table
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| same amount of direction and find a spiritual value
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| hard road, not accepting
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| doubt me
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| maybe I stir your head up if nothing else
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| Zen is one of them
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| Gurdjieffian system
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| degenerated
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| R. The spiritual realm and the mental realm are pretty much the same
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| physical quantum energy
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| stored in our muscles and fat
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| the brain isn’t much more than a coil
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| the mental dimension
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| caloric energy, kinetic energy, heat
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| transmutation
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| civilization is the result of sublimation
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| hanging from a tree playing with ourselves
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| tap someone
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| realization, highest form
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| Nobody does anything for nothing
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| Spinoza
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| I don’t know too much about Spinoza
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| Fourth Way
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| my looking back over the roll of film
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| Ouspensky’s idea of immortality
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| man is a robot
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| nothing more that psychological petexes
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| Skinner masturbating the lions
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| our psychologists have sold out
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| What time is it? [so close to the end]
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| “If you want free will then you’ve got to be responsible.”
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| free will agent, so therefore we can punish you
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| 99% of all crimes, find out how he got fouled up in the gears
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| lot of injustice
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| the only thing we need to do is save themselves
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| if they won’t tolerate us we’ll have to hide
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| get fat and wear a suit
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| Tim: Q, on responsible, sets of voices, get away from the work
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| right now I’m stirred up
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| R. you should never drink beer except in a beer joint that has a mirror
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| some drunken woman at a table
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| talk to the fellow in the mirror
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| R. I feel sorry for the waitresses and nurses
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| they abuse it
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| I was trying to think of something I had written years ago.
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| == File 2 ==
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| 32 min
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| and they believed, like the Presbyterians, in destiny, predestination
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| so you think “Why follow a spiritual path, if it’s all predestined?”
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| he said that the whole scheme was already laid out. But he said, “We have the privilege of desire.” [gap]
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| that there was an intelligence besides theirs, or else they’re schizoid. In other words, they’ve got a split intelligence
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| Q. Why does it have to be two people? Why can’t it be …?
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| R. Well, because there’s a person, there’s a voice that says it’s very logical and sensible to drink. And when you talk to alcoholics, people who are in a certain phase of drinking the people who don’t drink are crazy. But that same person, when he gets too much and recovers, then anybody who drinks is crazy. So he’s got two sets of conviction
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| one of those states was brought upon by something prompting him from outside of himself. I don’t say he’s necessarily schizoid, but he goes through a state of conviction, a state of mind
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| where he believe that it’s valid – maybe it’s sex, maybe it’s booze, dope. But everybody’s had experience along that line to know that they heard argument for dissipation
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| This is the first step in meditation when you see this, when you begin to see that you are dichotomized, that there’s more than one
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| the stomach will put up a whole set of arguments; the gonads will have a whole set of philosophy
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| I know a fellow who drank heavily and he was quite convinced that belonged at the Last Supper and that’s where he got his start. Because Christ drank wine, so he wasn’t doing anything wrong, he was just doing more of it
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| But later that stuff goes. And my conclusion is that it comes from outside of the self. The self ?? kill itself drinking. The self does not want to take dope until the person is helpless and can’t recover. So it’s caused by suggestion from an intelligence exterior to the man.
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| R. The mind dimension, basically.
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| R. Well, that’s what is in this area. When this body winds up in the hospital or the morgue, and the observer or the person sees himself headed that way
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| the weakness of modern psychology. They prefer to deal with just what they see, and they ignore this stuff, thinking it will go away, thinking if you don’t give credence to it. That we build unnecessary credence, we build unnecessary importance by identifying and accepting something – which they would like to think is a tribal superstition. But this is psychology that’s been proven by 10,000 years of layman and church investigation
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| in Asia as well, for thousands of years they have struggled with the nature of man and [have] come up with the same philosophy
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| R. Oh, you mean going beyond that into spirituality? Unfortunately you can’t meditate if something’s chewing on you. This is what you get into. I noticed that when people were taking acid, people would come around that were maybe taking acid and they would pick up on what I said, and it would almost inspire you with hope for them. because they were right with you; they had this direct-mind contact as the result of the acid and you’d think, “Boy, this is the spiritual chance for the person.” But next day he doesn’t know what the hell you were talking about; he’s got the whole thing completely – he’s off on another trips. It’s buttercups today, yesterday it was Zen.
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| So there’s no way to transcend the step by step method of dealing with what we have at hand: first the human body, then the human mind, and knowing all there is to know about the human mind. Because you’re going to have to go through that, to find the real self. It’s not a question of – in other words, some philosophies create concept structures, some religions create concept structures: “Heaven is such and such.” And then books and books and books are printed to try to justify wishful thinking. As opposed to saying, “I know nothing but I’m going to start from scratch, and I’m going to look inside myself to see what I find.” This is the difference.
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| R. I think that anything, anything will give you a glimpse, even sex. I don’t think that a person, that say virginity has any value until you lose it. The same with a million dollars or a nickel. We don’t know the value of it until we lose it. We don’t know the value of money until it’s gone. You have to have it and lose it, then you’ll know what money it. You have to have virtue and energy and lose it, and then you’ll know what they’re worth.
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| Now, by the same token, you don’t do like Rasputin and keep on losing it, just to show, to find out repeatedly what the value is. Because pretty soon you lose the whole value of the system of evaluation, and you become mentally incompetent to judge anything after awhile, if you indulge in anything too much. So consequently I do think that a little bit of acid gives you insight but it is really a grabber And I know that there are quite a few people that have been taking acid [that have taken acid] and nearly all of you will agree that you were conscious of an entity, an intelligence that was behind the trip
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| let them take that trip. I took acid, that’s the reason I know what I’m talking about. I only took it once, and I was two weeks recovering from it
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| There was a fellow there who sold it to me and he was looking after me. And I kept saying to him, I said, “Who’s the pimp running this whorehouse?” I knew that someone was taking my energy. Something – not me, not just the nervous system, just the bloodstream. Some intelligence was projecting a picture show, a very beautiful picture show. And I was watching it. I was dead almost. My body disappeared, the room disappeared. The only thing I saw was animated flowers, coming up from what seemed to be my spine, my lower spine. It was like a lily, it just coming up, and each leaf was composed of an infinitesimal number of lines, which were electronic, vibrating, to a point where I couldn’t hardly stand it. Now this was he trip.
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| And I found that – it was green, predominately green. And as I started to come out of it, I’m looking at something green on the couch, and it turns out to be a green hair in the tail of a pussycat. [laughter] But regardless, that energy came from me. Because for two weeks I couldn’t get it back. And someone took me and showed me a picture show for my energy.
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| So this is what happens. Nothing is for nothing. If you go to the picture show you pay. So how many trips are you good for, before you burn out? I was fifty years of age when I took it, so maybe you guys wore? out? more quickly than me. But that was enough from me for one lifetime.
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| Incidentally, the reason I took it, I thought it would – I had read this thing by Leary and he talked about turning on and dropping out and all this stuff. And I thought, “Well maybe there is; maybe there’s a chemical that will project me back into the experience, we’ll see.” It didn’t. I’ll say this, that I did go through the death experience, but I didn’t receive any illumination. I was quite convinced that I was dead. In fact, even when I came back I still thought I was dead. I didn’t think I’d ever be able to think in the same state of mind that I had before. I had that conviction, that I’d never be the same. complete? death. So in that respect it’s similar to death. But it’s not advisable until you get the strength to carry that type of load. It takes a lot of strength to fight your way back – mentally, not physically.
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| R. What’s next?
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| R. Finding the singularity. Now it isn’t that there are two entities, it’s just that you’re dichotomizing yourself. There’s not two people, it just appears to be. In other words I maintain that – I gave a lecture here six months or a year ago Psychology of the Observer [ << date clue, see Notes, time is 11:13 ] in which I brought out that the observer is the real person. The view is not the viewer. And if you’re watching a dichotomy, then neither one of those is you. The you is what’s watching.
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| Another voice will talk and say, “Hey, you’re going to kill yourself.”
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| that’s all it is, an umpire But the person on a spiritual path, he thinks that as soon as he recognizes the umpire that he is now in charge. He isn’t. He [eventually] gets beyond being in charge
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| the real man is the final observer, the one that is finally aware. H?e goes back and he looks inside of himself
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| light that comes out of a camera [projector]. You have to go back in.
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| an object in the retina it may be upside down, meaning that the mind projects it as it should be
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| we project a universe to suit ourselves. And when physicists and philosophers became aware of this, they saw the possibility of the mind creating the whole universe
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| I watched this happen, and I’m thinking of one specific person who is related to me.
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| Threw the cigarette down on the church steps, went in and beat the head on the floor and asked for salvation and got salvation. And the whole thing was removed almost immediately
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| whatever method used is good. Whatever method. Just don’t pray to me; I don’t want to get involved. [laughter] Blame it on Jesus.
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| R. Well this is before you ever see your egos
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| a person grows up and he batters about inside the sardine can
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| R. It’s automatic
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| you see it, and when you see it you’ve had enough of it
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| I’m talking about a specific quality that is erroneous
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| Freud
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| whole Freudian structure is kind of loose
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| if we have an insatiable sexual drive
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| rooster
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| that’s our destiny
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| I’m dealing with an animal
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| you’re better off dead
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| gut with hair on each end
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| bringing in more taxpayers
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| 23:00
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| sometimes it’s a fear
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| by facing it
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| that’s not you being motivated
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| milk from thorns
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| using this energy then
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| it only takes once a year to reproduce
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| they’re all necessary
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| if we didn’t have the ego to eat we wouldn’t survive
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| all these robots e programmed to go after the food
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| same way with sex
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| pride themselves in having no pride
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| filthy clothes
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| it’s better to have pride than pinworms
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| even the survival ego
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| you have to die
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| especially when he thinks
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| but when this happens, you’ll believe you’re dying
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| release of ego, energy to bring ou back
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| you give up the ego of spiritual immortality
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| this is all fiction until it’s proven
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| you give up all your preconceptions
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| 27:00
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| the organism has to be strengthened
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| Q.
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| R. I think you should do things to keep yourself healthy
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| yoga exercises
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| I quit eating meat
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| make myself a laboratory and see what happens
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| in the final analysis it doesn’t matter what you eat
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| I didn’t eat meat for 10 years
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| nothing is evil in itself
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| it’s good to have a discipline
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| macrobiotic diet may damage some
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| China many generations who never saw meat
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| Americans many generations meat eaters
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| no diet is spiritual in itself
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| each case is different
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| == File 3 ==
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| == Footnotes ==
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| == End ==
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| </div>
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