EPISODE · Feb 1, 2022 · 1H 27M
Mania and seeing something new
from Bipolar Inquiry · host Andrea
Sign up to get updates about my book coming out in early 2022 https://bit.ly/3GWd1EHSo perception first the act of seeing, what are we looking at? Are we looking at life? What are we looking with? Are we looking at the past? And I wrote down the word super Hugh mania, manic mastery, master your creative perceptions. So when we go into consciousness or so called mania, all of a sudden, we are initiated into this process of creative perceptions meaning that the old loopy thoughts on repeat, aren't as much participating in our perceptions, we're seeing something new. So we're having these new words and memes and, and thoughts come into that. And it's challenging because it's a lot more information. And it's not necessarily a lot more information. But it is because if every perception is new, there's no repetition. All of a sudden, of course, that is a lot more information than having X amount information in the day, which then repeats the next day, in terms of thought loops, and much of what is in one day is repeated. So if everything is new, in a day, day, by day by day, one can get overwhelmed by the new because new perceptions create new gestures and behaviors, which then unfolds a different life. And the patterns of our life mixed in with the patterns of other people's lives, can make it a really bumpy ride. So we might have all these ideas about how we want to unfold our life, but other people's ideas about how we should be doing that, or how it's so different, and how we're acting so different, can be a barrier. So I came across the Krishnamurti quote, talking about utilizing the total activity of the brain, and that it has extraordinary capacity and energy. And when we go into map consciousness, I feel like we feel this. We actualize this, we feel the extraordinary capacity and energy of the brain that it has, that we don't necessarily unfold as our life on a daily basis. That is until we go into map consciousness. And can we ask fundamental questions? Can we move into living as an inquiry? And I'm wondering about that, as part of it. So that would be being in the forest and inquiring into nature and by doing so, developing a relationship with nature. So business based on asking fundamental questions to create neuro elasticity and fluidity, new perceptions, and new gestures, and creative perceptions and gestures of kindness, and finding out for ourselves what fundamental questions are. And for myself, I'm kind of wondering how I can live my life without all these papers, because I'm trying to write stuff down. And part of that would be perhaps doing live videos or something at some point, or live audios. And just speaking, whenever. But that's not possible at the moment, because I am going to design some kind of business. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/bipolar_inquiry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Sign up to get updates about my book coming out in early 2022 https://bit.ly/3GWd1EHSo perception first the act of seeing, what are we looking at? Are we looking at life? What are we looking with? Are we looking at the past? And I wrote down the word super Hugh mania, manic mastery, master your creative perceptions. So when we go into consciousness or so called mania, all of a sudden, we are initiated into this process of creative perceptions meaning that the old loopy thoughts on repeat, aren't as much participating in our perceptions, we're seeing something new. So we're having these new words and memes and, and thoughts come into that. And it's challenging because it's a lot more information. And it's not necessarily a lot more information. But it is because if every perception is new, there's no repetition. All of a sudden, of course, that is a lot more information than having X amount information in the day, which then repeats the next day, in terms of thought loops, and much of what is in one day is repeated. So if everything is new, in a day, day, by day by day, one can get overwhelmed by the new because new perceptions create new gestures and behaviors, which then unfolds a different life. And the patterns of our life mixed in with the patterns of other people's lives, can make it a really bumpy ride. So we might have all these ideas about how we want to unfold our life, but other people's ideas about how we should be doing that, or how it's so different, and how we're acting so different, can be a barrier. So I came across the Krishnamurti quote, talking about utilizing the total activity of the brain, and that it has extraordinary capacity and energy. And when we go into map consciousness, I feel like we feel this. We actualize this, we feel the extraordinary capacity and energy of the brain that it has, that we don't necessarily unfold as our life on a daily basis. That is until we go into map consciousness. And can we ask fundamental questions? Can we move into living as an inquiry? And I'm wondering about that, as part of it. So that would be being in the forest and inquiring into nature and by doing so, developing a relationship with nature. So business based on asking fundamental questions to create neuro elasticity and fluidity, new perceptions, and new gestures, and creative perceptions and gestures of kindness, and finding out for ourselves what fundamental questions are. And for myself, I'm kind of wondering how I can live my life without all these papers, because I'm trying to write stuff down. And part of that would be perhaps doing live videos or something at some point, or live audios. And just speaking, whenever. But that's not possible at the moment, because I am going to design some kind of business. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/bipolar_inquiry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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