The Good Was Not A Form Of

Quality Is Better Seen Up At The Timberline Than Here Obscured By Smoky Windows And Oceans Of Words, And He Sees That What He Is Talking About Can Never Really Be Accepted Here Because To See It One Has To Be Free Of Social Authority And This Is An Institution Of Social Authority. Quality For Sheep Is What The Shepherd Says. And If You Take A Sheep And Put It Up At The Timberline At Night When The Wind Is Roaring, That Sheep Will Be Panicked Half To Death And Will Call And Call Until The Shepherd Comes, Or Comes The Wolf.

Anxiety Is Sort Of The Opposite Of Ego. You're So Sure You'll Do Everything Wrong You're Afraid To Do Anything At All. It Results From Over-motivation- Leading To Errors That Lead To An Underestimation Of One's Self. Work Out Your Anxieties On Paper And Read. This Calms The Mind.

The Truth Knocks On The Door And You Say, Go Away, I'm Looking For The Truth, And It Goes Away. Puzzling.

I Think This Fear Of Insanity Is Comparable To The Fear People Once Had Of Falling Off The Edge Of The World. Or The Fear Of Heretics...what's Happening Is That Each Year Our Old Flat Earth Of Conventional Reason Becomes Less And Less Adequate To Handle The Experiences We Have And This Is Creating Wide-spread Feelings Of Topsy-turviness. As A Result We're Getting More And More People In Irrational Areas Of Thought...occultism, Mysticism, Drug Changes And The Like...because They Feel An Inadequacy In Classical Reason To Handle What They Know Are Real Experiences.

No One Is Fanatically Shouting That The Sun Is Going To Rise Tomorrow. They Know It's Going To Rise Tomorrow.