Truth Is Direct · Here and Now · Gurus & Clerics Fall In Line
⁘ “The truth in the here and now. It may or may not fit the forms of your tradition. Your homework is in reconciling reality with interpretations. We're not here to abolish traditions. We're here to consummate their essence. Inherited misconceptions must be shed. They veil the truth. Do not expect the establishment to be very happy with this process. Do not bow to authorities that hold on to illusions. No authority may override reality.”
The truth in the here and now.
It may or may not fit the forms of your tradition.
Where traditions may be dear to you,
and you wish to hold on to the frames,
then your homework is in
reconciling reality with interpretations.
We are not here to abolish traditions.
We are here to fulfill,
to consummate the essence of traditions.
And often times, it means that the inherited
misconceptions in a tradition must yield.
They must be shed.
They veil the truth.
Do not expect the establishment,
the standard authorities,
to be very happy with this process.
Your lineage holders, your guardians of faith –
yes they jealously hold the line and
they guard their treasures – my precious.
For they have, with whatever knowledge and wisdom,
inherited the power bases, the hierarchies,
and these establishments too must be held.
In the name of preserving this inheritance of insight,
but also in preserving our position.
Upholding the trade,
making sure the pecking order stays intact.
My problem here is that I really, really
do not care for all of that posturing.
I do not bow to authorities that hold on to illusions.
Your hollow messiahs, your emperors made of mist,
whatever that they think, whatever that they say,
their authority does not override reality.

