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[novapsyche]

God is the mirrormask.

The reality glued to our senses is the mask, and our faces are our personae.

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[quility.livejournal.com]

did you back post this?

I seem to have missed it the first time through.

Sounds like the Matrix to me.

[novapsyche.livejournal.com]

This was private at first.

The Matrix seems to be more about deception. This is more not being able to see the forest for the trees.

[quility.livejournal.com]

I guess I've never really focused on the Matrix as deception. Yes thats what the movie is saying at the surface - but I've usually focused more on what it seems to be saying about real life. That we create our own matrixes through our perceptions. Life is what we make it. And if we choose to - we can make huge changes to our world.

I'm still fairly certain I'm not completely following you.

*HUG* sounds like you are thinking about some things that could be really daunting or really liberating. I hope it is the latter.

[novapsyche.livejournal.com]

You'll have to see Mirrormask when it comes out near you. (In Iowa City, you might have to wait until it comes out on video.)

I love thinking about this stuff. I just hope that my train of thought continues after I discontinue DXM. We'll see.

[quility.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the recomendation - I have created a movies to see list - since I can't seem to find an old one.

One of the first thoughts I had this morning when I woke up was about you. I was just wondering why having these kind of thought was so important to you? You will see on my post this morning that I am thinking about why I care so much about deep funadamentals and getting to the heart of things. But I'm just wondering if it woudl be so bad for you to take a break from being the deep one.
Just enjoy yuor life for awhile - set down some new neural pathways of happiness and healthiness. and then once you are really grounded in that - then allow yourself to think about the things that can "lead a person to drink"...?
I think some of the best poetry out there captures the beauty of the extrodinariness of "ordinary" life.

and I will love you either way. *HUG*