Open Secrets

OPEN SECRETS

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Author’s note: “Language appeared as a complement to the limitations of human memory; the following statements have been recorded as they align with that purpose. Thus, the statements have only one aim which is to serve as a record.

The statements are open secrets but can become products of conceptual thought depending on who reads or hears them. Anyone who relies on the aggregates in order to understand what is true is making use of conceptual thought. In the previous statement, the use of the word ‘aggregates’ is deliberate; a better word could have been used but it is not used due to conditions or circumstances. At the current time, the word choice of ‘aggregates’ is the best for the public and it shall be updated accordingly as conditions change.”

THE WARNING

“Man is required to rise beyond conceptual thought as the senses can be easily deluded by it. The events that we witness today such as the ‘War in Gaza’ are just a scratch of the kind of damage that conceptual thinking will do.”

ON CONCEPTUAL THOUGHT

1.    “Not a single product of conceptual thought is true as the primal error of division has already taken place.”

2.    “The senses are easily deluded by conceptual thought if the world of phenomena is taken to be real or true.”

3.    “To rise beyond conceptual thought is to understand that the world of phenomena is just a symbol and does not really exist.”

ON EVENTS

1.    “The world of phenomena is a symbol for mind and does not exist. Nothing really takes place in the world of phenomena.”

2.    “Delusion is to mistake the world of phenomena for mind. Mind is real but the world of phenomena is not real. The world of phenomena borrows its reality from mind because it is a representation of mind; believing in the reality of the world of phenomena is called delusion.”

3.    “Events are immutable.”

4.    “People who have just begun their search for truth but who do not know ‘the law of action’ or have not correctly understood ‘the space fallacy’ are perplexed when they hear or read that events are immutable.

A proper understanding of ‘the space fallacy’ is to be aware that no motion has ever taken place.”

5.    “The law of action can be simplified with a single statement which is ‘all actions are performed by mind’.

Whoever that can understand the following analogy has understood the law of action.

A man upon looking at his image in a mirror finds that the image only appears to move if he moves.”

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

Author’s note: “These guiding principles are to be employed in a period of extreme chaos (disorganization). They exist to restore order. They do not need defence. Anyone who defends the guiding principles is defending something false. When body (including the brain which is commonly or wrongly regarded as the individual mind) achieves spontaneity with mind, the guiding principles have been understood.”

1.    “Life is a game of thought in which there are no others; truly, there’s only one mind.”

2.    “In the world of phenomena, causality is false.”

3.    “Act freely for no one truly acts.”

4.    “Non-action is true.”

5.    “What is commonly called ‘reality’ is actually a state of delusion (like a dream). What people perceive as the world in that state is the senses’ best guess of what’s out there; out there, the man who has awakened knows there’s nothing.”

6.    “Watch out for the dangerous error of volition and its escalated form which is the error of responsibility. Errors can escalate from simple or basic errors such as the error of volition to more serious or advanced errors such as the error of responsibility. These errors occur because the world of phenomena is a symbol for mind. As the world of phenomena is truly a symbol, the errors are unavoidable if you believe in appearances because appearances are deceptive. It is necessary to understand that the world of phenomena does not really exist. To be deluded is to mistake the world of phenomena for mind.”

7.    “The natural law dictates that whenever there’s contradiction between an event and thought, thought is wrong; when thought is complete, thought and event agree; this is the natural law.

However, beyond the natural law is truth which dictates that the event does not exist; the event is nothing but a prediction of the senses.

Therefore, the event and thought are both wrong.”

8.    “In the world of phenomena, all actions are performed by mind.”

9.    “Multiplicity is false.”

10. “It is easy to make the error of discernment in daily life. This error is very dangerous and can ruin a man’s life if not caught. However, the knowledge gained from the error of discernment is useful and can be deepened as pseudoproblems or pseudosolutions are cyclic. The remedy for the error of discernment is non-action.”

11.  “When one becomes or is his true self, the dream (state of delusion) ends.”

12.  “In the world of phenomena, the senses err from moment to moment. The senses wrongly apprehend one’s true self (the Absolute) as the multiplicity of objects.

This means that every perception made in the world of phenomena is the Absolute wrongly apprehended.”

13. “One’s true self is everything. One’s true self cannot be described by any of the senses; it cannot be described by colour; by shape; by size; by smell; by sound; by form.

Colour,  shape, size, smell, taste, sound, texture, form cannot describe it; an attempt to describe it by any property or mark is an error.

One’s true self cannot be bound; it has no limitations and is everything.”

14. “Anything with a mark is not one’s true self (the Absolute); it is an error.”

15.  “Seek for nothing except one’s true self (the Absolute) which is mind.”

16. “Upon awakening, man is required to understand that the events of his life are not real; he may be tempted to believe in magical phenomena but magical phenomena is not true.

The following statements may be of help but the phenomena described below them are delusions.

·         Matter can change form.

This means it is possible for a tree to turn into a bird; it is possible for water to turn into wine.

·         Thought is deceptive.

This means two people separated in space can appear to communicate. This occurs in two ways:

·         Fact.

·         Non-fact.

In ‘non-fact’, people achieve this by delusions such as telepathy, clairvoyance, etc. These are strictly referred to as delusions because they are not as they appear or occur; people can easily develop false beliefs from these occurrences. People developed false beliefs from these occurrences and called them ‘telepathy’, ‘clairvoyance’, etc.

In ‘fact’, people achieve this through books, computers, television, mobile phones, etc.”

17. “A single spark of anxiety is sufficient to drag human into bewilderment.”

18. “Thought is void.”

19. “Delusion is evil.”

20. “The suffering that results from delusion can be avoided if not for delusion.”

21. “All a man must do is banish delusion.”

22.  “Insidious (or unconscious) fear is destructive.”

23. “Mind is the Absolute.”

24. “Whatever that is perceived is a symbol and does not exist.”

25. “The senses of the human body are limited; they can be extended but that changes nothing as the body’s senses together with the materials by which they are extended can only reveal limited phenomena in any given moment.”

26. “Do nothing; this can only be done by those that have truly understood mind or state; understanding and knowing state is absolutely essential if mind is not properly understood.”

27. “Events are governed by principles so a person cannot always get what he wants.”

28. “All actions of an individual arise from state.”

29. “Rely on no method whatsoever.”

30. “In humans, an individual may exist in different states under delusion. A state is the set of all conditions that govern what an individual does.

 

A child state can inherit all characteristics from its parent but it has certain qualities that distinguish it from its parent. Ultimately, a state can only affect an individual if they allow it but individuals do not choose state. All that is required to be free of any state is to banish delusion.”

31. “Just as there is only one mind, so it is with state; there’s only one state. However, state can change.”

32. “If delusion is not banished, a disaster or an evil is sure to happen.”

33. “Unreal fears can be created by a state.”

34. “The state that would eventually lead to a catastrophe is marked by instability; people acting from that state may seem crazy. Remember, thought is essentially not stable; this means delusion changes state from bad to worse.”

35. “All the possibilities of a child state can be determined in a parent state because all the characteristics of a child state are derived from its parent.”

36. “The human brain is not mind.”

37. “In all the different states under delusion, one is free if he performs non-action which may appear as:

·         No cognition.

·         No distinction.

·         No discernment.

·         No perception.

Detachment is necessary.”

38. “Perception sometimes seemingly differ because of the differences in conditioning of those perceiving; perception is sometimes seemingly similar because of the similarity in conditioning of those perceiving.”

39. “All phenomena are just thoughts.”

40. “No particular action is better than the other.”

41. “Sentient beings are called sentient beings because they respond to environmental phenomena. In truth, they are not capable of action because they are just thoughts.”

42. “He who knows the origin of all passions can live a free man. Why? The origin of all passions is found to be a false concept.”

43. “Phenomena or events are not perceived as generated by the senses because people erroneously believe the environment exists. However, the environment does not exist. Remember, life or delusion is simply a process of thought succession.”

44. “All the suffering exists because of these lies.”

45. “The process of thought succession is a deceptive one and it is what is called ‘life’.”

46. “Though the guiding principles appear to be spoken or written, the speaker does not utter them or the writer does not write them and the hearer does not hear them or the reader does not read them. Why? Only mind acts.”

47. “People who have been conditioned by cultures that promote the wrong belief of birth and death often do not understand rebirth (reincarnation). Nothing is born so how can something die? However, rebirth (reincarnation) is also false. Nothing is born so how can something be reborn? Birth, death and rebirth are delusions.”

48. “The inability to know what is false makes suffering.”

49. “Whatever that happens has been done before.”

50. “Existence (suffering) is meaningless.”

51. “Conflict between phenomena (individuals or groups) is due to the error of division. In truth, all things are the Absolute (mind). As the error of division is constructed by the senses, suffering is unavoidable in the world of phenomena. Hence, phenomena are required to solve conflicts by responding wisely according to circumstances.”

52. “The world of phenomena appears because the senses construct it. It is constructed by means of a variation in response of phenomena (sentient and insentient). Without this variation, the world of phenomena cannot exist. The senses spring from mind so the sentient world (world of phenomena) is only the product of mind.”

53. “Believing in appearances is dangerous.”

54. “The world of phenomena is symbolic of how powerful mind is.”

55. “Identifying with the Absolute (mind) instead of with the human body is called detachment.”

56. “The remedy for the dangerous belief in appearances is detachment.”

57. “Identification with a sense of self necessitates the protection of that sense of self. This is an error constructed by the senses. The result of this error is the creation of unnecessary suffering. The suffering is unnecessary because a sense of self does not really exist; mind is real but it is not an entity.”

58. “All men are required to be like mind.”

ON EFFORT

1.    “All a man must do is banish delusion.”

ON BIOLOGY

1.    “Sex is not for fun but for reproduction. People who believe sex is for fun are unknowingly indulging wrong beliefs.”

ON MENTAL ILLNESS

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