| It takes only TWO points ... | 1 comment |
 15 Oct 2009 @ 09:51...to move the entire universe. It takes at least two points. It takes the observation and comparison of two things, to observe how something is, what happens to it, what has changed or what effect have you created. We tend to focus on what is the same, holding it as only one point, be it an idea, an observation of a condition, or anything we fix our attention on. We hold a though, a justified idea I must admit, for example that our finances are out of control. How I come to the idea to mention that example? I do not know. But just let's suppose you have that idea. The ONLY thing wrong with that it is ONE idea. It does not allow for observation, a change or a shift. It is rigidly held in place by our mind, apparently supported by hard reality. Now, what about another reference point? It seems to be one of the basics of logics: you can't tell how something is without something else to compare it to. Two datums, two things, to somethings are needed to be able to judge, evaluate anything. So, your finances are out of control. Okay, let's try this idea I propose here. Take another reference point. Let's say, the second point is a bumblebee. Bumblebees have not much finance. Or do they!? Now, notice what has changed in your idea of your finances. Do you see the point, I mean, the two points? You say, this is too bad... Okay, too bad, in compare to what? That is not logical, not even comparable? The better! ;) My recent experiences revealed the deeper workable truth behind the point (two points) I am putting forward here. Lo and behold, rigid ideas tend to loosen up. It takes only two points not only to observe, but to change anything. The first thing is to notice or become aware of something, then compare it to something else, and then step back, and look for what is different? Anything that you measure is based on this principle. The apparency of the holy idea of linear Time enters in here. You take the same thing, and compare it against time. OK, if you really mean it, let's suppose time is just another dimension, and you still have two points, one in one time, the other is the "same" thing in another time. It still takes two to tango, I mean to tangle or untangle. Two points and noticing what is different instead of what is the same. No, I'm not just bubbling away here, uttering wise-sounding thoughs - I started to live the change. This concept starts to integrate into my daily life, and my life is rapidly turning into a joyful, playfully surreal, sometimes wild experience - anything is expected, anything is possible, anything can happen or change on the spot. And this is fun. You see, if it's not fun, it's probably not right anyway! |