What Your Brain Does When You Are Not There

Talking is what your brain does when you are not there – when you are not doing what you could be doing. 

Talking is both searching and hiding; unintentional hiding – but hiding, nonetheless.  No form of talking encourages things to come out in the open.

Consider: Does talking take you away from you, or does being away cause talking?

Talking alone indicts man, and it alone can explain why it is deserved.  Hands drop things, but talking is why. 

If you do not escape talking then you become talking.  Is that what you really want?

For the few, there is but one hangover to life – impermanency.  Not the impermanency of life, but the impermanency of the astounding states that come with the extraordinary moments of understanding that at times when the talking stops, impermanency and talking go together naturally.

Talking is man at his height and least. 

Talking can try to explain things, (Life), it can try. 

With talking suppressed, the missing possibility is much easier to find.
                                           
 

“Pa, is all of this just another example of man being abused?”
“I’m sure that talking could explain it as being otherwise.”
“A funny thing, huh.”

 
 
If you feel you are working for someone else, then you are.  Realizing the missing piece corrects this.  A clear headed man is thinking for two people.

J.

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