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worships me abiding in all beings
lives and moves in me,
no matter how he live and move.
He who, by likening himself with others,
senses pleasure and pain for all as for himself,
is deemed to be the highest yogi. (Bhagavad Gita 6:29-32)
The person in me who can’t recognize that an oppressed Mexican immigrant or gay person or
an abused puppy or a Third World sweat-shop child are Jesus also can't recognize that Jesus is
a piece of rock that becomes the Chief Cornerstone.
And he cannot recognize that Jesus is the Buddha and the Krishna and the Muhammad and the
Lao Tzu that he rejects. In fact, his own religious dogma that appears to be pro-Jesus, his
religious intolerance, is the very spirit that crucified the Jesus he claims to honor!
An adult who abuses a child loses all conception that that child grows to an adult to haunt him,
the stone he rejects becomes the chief cornerstone. His intolerance of Buddha, Krishna,
Muhammad, and Lao Tzu is his inability to recognize that Buddha, Krishna, Muhammad, and
Lao Tzu are actually one and the very Jesus he claims to honor.
However, it is his intolerant mentality, his Pessimism, that makes Optimism Optimism, his Death
that makes Life Life, his Battling that makes Triumph Triumph. Again, the one who rejects the
stone is the one who pushes the stone to be Chief Cornerstone.
Now you might think that by Truth I mean our usual definition of fact, which is idea. No! By
Truth I mean Principles. No brain on earth can ever know facts, only theories that parade as
facts! Science imparts theories parading as facts. Myth imparts Principles. Theories can only
be believed. Principles are known, directly experienced. This turns around what we've been
taught all our lives, that science is fact and myth is belief. If you meditate on what I am saying
here, you will know the truth, the Principle.
Even if you define myth as fiction, I say that fiction, by the very fact it is interesting, is proof that it
is Truth, imparting Principle. If fiction didn’t convey eternal truths, it wouldn’t be interesting,
wouldn’t be a good story. What is not interesting is not Truth.
In the same way nutritious grass tastes good to a deer and toxic plants
taste bad to the deer, so we, in our natural state, know that what is
interesting is good for us. In our natural state, good food and truth tastes
good and bad food and falsehood tastes bad. Truth is interesting and
falsehood is boring. Do you get bored in Church?
Now when we depart from our natural state, entering addiction, we start
thinking crappy commercial fast food is good and mind-numbing corporate
TV and malls and megachurches with slick manican ministers are
"interesting." We think they are interesting, but we don't experience that they are interesting.
But if you really know yourself, you know that you never enjoy food you are addicted to. If you
enjoyed it, you wouldn't be addicted to it! Addiction is grasping for an idea you think about food
or drugs that you once experienced or want to experience. Your mind is never on the food you
are addicted to, never enjoying it. You know what I am talking about.
This brings us back to our myth of our Fall From Grace, taking on the Thought of Credit and
Debt (Good and Evil), which I talk about in
Our Fall From Grace: Our Departure From Gratis: The Beginning of Money
and
The Seven-Headed Dragon: World Commerce.
The Serpent in Eden, giving the Fruit of the Thought of Credit and Debt. And he grows into the
Huge Seven-Headed Dragon of Commerce, his Kingdom of Babylon controlling the whole
world. He seems impossibly, infinitely powerful. Just looking at him fills you with Pessimism,
hopelessness, because he is Pessimism Incarnate.
Now We're Back to the Myth of the Little Hero Slaying the
Impossibly Powerful Dragon!
Arch-Angel Michael
vs Seven-Headed Dragon The Seven-Headed Naga Subdued,
no longer being served,
but being servant to Vishnu:
the sign of Enlightenment
M o n d a y, J u n e 2 3 , 2 0 1 4
Re-Genesis
Since I don't know when I'll next have a chance to blog, and I'm feeling inspired, I'm writing a pretty
long post here, reviewing principles I've been writing and talking about the past few years, all
crystallizing together here.
But before I get started philosophizing, here's what's happening in my life now, an update on the
"moneyless tribe" and possibilities of meeting up with us, and a re-cap of what's been happening the
past few weeks.
Right now it's just me, Steph, and Jake camping in the canyon, as well as Freebird (who is camping
near us and hanging with us a lot, but using money). Steph, Jake, Freebird, and I plan to leave for the
Rainbow Gathering here in Utah sometime this week, and maybe others around Moab will join us.
Brandon left to visit his family with plans of hooking back up with us at the Gathering. Govinda left
for good back to Australia. And Jake is the newest newcomer. He didn't know about me or this 'tribe'
and just randomly bumped into us while hiking a couple weeks ago. Then he decided to bike back
down here from Salt Lake City and hook up with us.
I kind of gave up on the "moneyless tribe" last Fall, and decided no more planning for it. I figured it
will happen organically if it's meant to be, or it won't. When I let go, it started arising again on its
own, though fluctuating.
Since folks ask how to find us, we'll have a "moneyless tribe" camp again, with a sign and directions
posted at the gathering, like last year, so people can find us. And I really don't know what's going on
after the Gathering. We might head to Oregon or we might stay around this area, or who knows.
Depends on the consensus of our group. See consensus here if you're not sure what it is.
I put "moneyless tribe" in quotes because I don't like the idea of us having an official label. We're not
really called anything. Just people who love each other and don't use money.
Any of you who hooks up with us must have zero expectations. Randomness and zero expectations
are the ultimate driving force of this lifestyle, and the seeming lack of direction can be frustrating
when you've been programmed by Babylon to have every minute of your life planned and scheduled
and filled with incessant talking and "doing something." Incessant talking seems to be the biggest
epidemic among especially white people. If you can't be content with doing nothing or randomness
or silence, then don't come. What appears as lack of discipline (defined by Babylon) is our discipline.
The discipline is living in the moment, accepting what is, and loving each other unconditionally. And
it's a time of healing for us who need healing. Some folks come and leave because they think they
might be a burden on us with their "hangups," and that makes me sad, because healing hangups is
what this is about. Don't be so absorbed in yourself to think you're the only one with hang-ups. We
all have our hang-ups. Also, expectations can be shattered realizing we do have hang-ups too.
Boosting each other through thick and thin is called life.
Last night I did my last radio show at KZMU Moab Community Radio for a while, maybe for good.
I've enjoyed DJ'ing there so much, it's hard to let it go.
Between Cullen and me, we got about 2/3 of my shows recorded. I'm hoping to get them available
on the internet when there's a chance to work on it.
My topic last night was "THE LINK BETWEEN MONEY, AGRICULTURE, AND OUR VIOLATION OF
NATURE". My talk was an attempt to illustrate that our money, agriculture, religion, and their
violation of nature, is not a lack of knowledge or proper programs or systems, but a simple
manifestation of our not being authentic, a simple manifestation of having impure hearts. Here I'm
going to expound on what I talked about last night.
First, I referred to Jared Diamond's The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race, Lierre
Keith's The Vegetarian Myth, and Michael Quinn's Ishmael. In bringing up Lierre Keith's The
Vegetarian Myth, I don't necessarily knock vegetarianism or vegan-ism, but I want to point out that if
you do it for the purpose of avoiding killing, you're mistaken. If you're doing it for the purpose of not
supporting factory farms, that's a good reason. But if you're eating from conventional agriculture,
you're supporting just as much destruction as if you were eating factory farm meat.
What we must realize is there isn't a single life form that exists without the death of another. We
cannot eliminate death any more than we can eliminate negative-charge particles. It's about finding
the beautiful balance between life and death, not eliminating death. And, as Diamond, Keith, and
Quinn point out, the evidence is overwhelming that mass extinctions, environmental devastation,
chronic disease, malnutrition, class-ism, sexual inequality, and overpopulation came with the advent
of agriculture.
Money and agriculture, as well as conventional religion, represent not doing for the sake of doing,
but for the sake of future reward, future fruit. Sow for the purpose of reaping in the future. Work
for the sake of a future salary. Be good for the sake of a future reward in heaven or because of fear
of punishment of hell.
In true hunter-gatherer culture, as well as in all wild ecology, there is a pay-it-forward system. One
sows, another reaps. A bird eats a berry with no sense of payback to the berry tree. She reaps what
others have sown. Then she poops out the digested matter as well as the berry seeds, planting and
feeding and fertilizing other creatures, who reap what she has sown. And they continue this perfect
pay-it-forward economy, all with no thought of barter or prices or economics. When you are
authentically yourself, you are nature, and you have no attachment to the fruit of your actions. You
have no ulterior motivation. This means you do for the sake of doing, not for future reward. Your
reward is in doing.
At another level, the level of the present moment, you are participating in a perfect, unconscious
simultaneous barter. Every interaction in all of the universe is a perfect barter, simultaneously in the
present moment. Everything is paid for, everything runs on perfect justice.
I am talking the law of physics. For every force, there is an equal and opposite force, simultaneously
in the moment. For every action, there is an equal simultaneous reaction. For every positive, there
is an equal negative. For every wave crest, there is an equal wave trough. This is the most basic and
simple law of all the universe, the law behind all laws, the simplest to grasp. Yet we somehow lost
faith in it and cannot grasp it! This law of physics is also the law of biology and of social interaction.
If I cannot see that your giving to me is my giving to you simultaneously, if I cannot see that your
doing a service to me is simultaneously my doing an exactly equal service to you, then I am living in
delusion! The only possible impetus for inventing money and conventional agriculture is delusion,
the delusion of not seeing this most basic law of the universe.
Vengeance is mine, I repay right now, says the Law of the Universe.
So, what do we do? The simple answer is, be authentic, be yourself, and all will fall into place. If I
am myself, I won't do what I'm paid to do but will do what I know is natural for me to do. If I am
myself, I well not give in to anybody or any system telling me to go against my own nature. That
might mean quitting my job, quitting my religion, quitting my bank. Simple, but daunting to do. It
might mean I get crucified.
On a larger scale, what could happen? Right now in the world we have a massive agricultural and
money system and out-of-control overpopulation. Do we, must we, go back to hunter-gatherer
living?
Permaculture
This got me super excited, taking the principles of permaculture into social
interaction:
Generosity has a sense of self-righteousness, self-credit. "I did my good deed for the
day", stacking up credit points.
Re-generosity is perpetual giving, such as breathing, having no thought of credits or
debt. You don't expect praise for every lungful of carbon dioxide you freely give to the
world, you just egolessly do it. And you don't feel guilty about every lungful of oxygen
you take. Generosity comes from stores of excess, from possession. In re-generosity,
there is no possession, only perpetual flow.
It makes no sense to "own" air in your lungs.
When you own nothing, there is no effort in giving, no sense of self-righteousness.
Life is not a charity, it is constant giving.
Re-Genesis
As I was re-reading what I'd written above, another epiphany hit me:
We are in a culture, an agriculture culture, an agri-culture, a money culture, and a religious culture
that thinks linearly, not cyclically. We are in a culture that sees a genesis and an end, with no
regeneration. And it cannot recycle its own waste. We are in a culture that sees a linear scripture of
Genesis and a Revelation, a creation and a final apocalypse. Nothing regenerates, nothing evolves,
nothing recycles, everything has one beginning, regresses, then ends, capoot.
We sow a seed, it grows, we wait for its fruit, we harvest it, and it is over. Unlike a wild plant, it does
not regenerate itself. It is not self-sustaining. It does not recycle. Its driving force, its motivation, is
extrinsic. It needs an outward force to keep it alive. It does not have the wherewithal to live on its
own. It is weak, and it imparts its weakness to us. We are a weak and immature culture.
And we are what we eat. We cannot find our motivation from within. Our motivation has become
extrinsic. This principle is the theme of this speech I gave last May, on video here (You are your own
diploma, you are your own currency). Yes, our motivation has become ulterior. Ulterior means
further, future. Ulterior is something far away in space and time. Our reward is no longer in doing.
Our reward has become far away in space in time.
Our agriculture does not regenerate itself. It is not permaculture. It is in battle with nature. It
violates nature.
Take note that hunting and gathering cultures have never had a concept of an end of the world. This
is a concept invented by agricultural cultures. If they have made the world such a better place, why
oh why do they hope for its end?
We love our Savior in the past and we love our Savior in the future, but we call blasphemy any idea of
our Savior within, here and now. We love our Eden, our Paradise, our Kingdom of heaven, in the
past, and we love our Kingdom of Heaven in the future, but we call heresy any idea of the Kingdom
of Heaven within, the Kingdom of Heaven at hand, here and now.
You don't need any book to show you that Creation as well
as the Apocalypse is happening now. Just look around
you.
Even so, it's fun to look deeper at our old religious texts and uncover their covered truth.
Our myth (by myth I don't mean lie, I mean deep spiritual truths imparted through stories) was
originally the Myth of the Eternal Return, and this deeply true Myth was lost, covered. Uncover the
truth. Apocalypse means uncovering what already is. Yeah, it's funny we have to refer to books, like
the Bible, to tell us what we already know. I get a kick out of telling folks I take the biblical Genesis
creation literally, that the "fundamentalists" don't take it literally enough! If you take Genesis
literally, you see that it is Re-Genesis. It is happening now. The Hebrew text is literally present
tense!
Check out Young's Literal Translation of the Bible. The Hebrew scholar, Robert Young, found that,
Bereshith bara elohim, the RSV's "In the beginning God created...", is in the construct
state (bereshith), not the absolute (barishona), meaning it refers to an action in
progress, not to a completed act.
and
Young's usage of English present tense rather than past tense has been supported by
scholars ranging from the medieval Jewish rabbi Rashi... to Richard Elliott Friedman in
his translation of the Five Books ...
Until we get out of our delusion of linear thinking, of credit-and-debt mentality, of running on
ulterior motivation, otherwise called greed and idolatry, yes, until we uncover the truth, until we
realize that the Beginning is the End, ever Now, the same yesterday, today, and forever, until we see
that Genesis is Ever Now, and the Apocalypse is Ever Now, we will not escape our violation of wild
nature, violation of our own true natures, violation of our very own souls. Until we find our true
Myth, the Myth of Re-Genesis, we will not live, we will not regenerate, we will not recycle, we will be
fake and pathetic just like the characters we see on our televisions and in our offices of politics and
business.
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We plan to celebrate this day with a big event for the book in Mark's home town of Missoula,
Montanna (see the events itinerary to also see other places I hope to be in the next months).
Yeah, many people think it's radical quitting money for one single day. But consider the ancient
tradition of our own culture: the Sabbath Day. The Sabbath was Quit Money Day every single week,
52 weeks a year, plus holidays, which were also Quit Money Days! Not only that, there were
Sabbath years, every seventh year.
Other cultures of the ancient world, some long before Judaism,
practiced a Sabbath, as well as periodic times of forgiveness, like
Jubilee, where all debts were forgiven. The famous Rosetta Stone,
in fact, is Ptolemy's anouncement of a kind of Jubillee, forgiving debt
across Egypt.
But I'm also not on a secular agenda to bash people's faith, to convert religious to non-religious. The
point is to find and cultivate what is already good in every culture, every religion, every person. This
is not dreamy, wishful thinking. In fact, we are deluded in wishful thinking when we deny the good
we see in everybody, for the sake of promoting our own agendas! It's not that we can't see good in
every human, it's that we refuse to see good in every human.
Thus I dig for splendid diamonds in the rough in Abrahamic religions, in every religion, and I love
digging for them. Yeah, it gives me pleasure.
Bottom line, all I care about is what motivates people to act in truth and love, whether religious or
not religious.
So if you're interested in religion, read on. If not, I'd be happy if you stopped here.
The Sabbath Day, according to the Torah, is Quit Money Day, every
seventh day, 52 weeks a year. The Sabbath is not necessarily about
giving up work, but giving up work for money, giving up business, with