the less hostile (of vague) generalizations

  I love sitting in a coffee shop and examine my art.  I can bring so many things to life in this environment.  It helps uncloud my judgment.

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Better still, is how I feel.

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It is how I feel a certain amount of refuge, from where I position myself in the world during that infinite moment as if lightning in a bottle.

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I forget the things that make people spooked in their fabled religion - that is our perfect state of awareness - something you cannot find easily. . . however, with a steady form of eye contact one can open that same territorial awareness and eliminate it.

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As I project this sense of a psychological nature onto the world, I pretend that they notice, that for a fleeting amount of time passes.

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I have written over a novel worth of this kind of revolutionary methods in thinking.

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I wonder how often my own nature is subservient to this cause or that thing.

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So as a revolutionary '?' is the best I came up with.  I can live with a very personal '?' and be at home with that mentality of choice.  Most people think that choices are what make up their mentality. . . but they are wrong.

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I suppose this supports an argument of some kind or other on the basis of my own free will.

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What truly characterizes me.

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You cannot trick the mind into thinking any of that - but you can try.  I like that word - 'try.'  It carries a lot of weight to it.

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You are less of a fool to try, what a fool does not.  It is amazing where I am, what I have become, how I got here, no idea there was. =========

Marco Almeida

Most revolutionary thinkers are way ahead of their time, Ryan. When I invite someone to read my take on life, it is usually because I believe in them - not necessarily because they will claim to understand it. You should know this in theory, if you are a candid individual, it is the same as writing a composition of musical rhythms. However, although I believe in my result as a writer, I truly feel that my writing will only be accepted when shallow minds are in search of what it means to be a revolutionary human being. The cause is one of conscious effort.

The more you read music, the more it gets programmed into your memory. The brain can scrabble it, then begin to see its patterns.

Reading my own words serves that, anyone can train their eye to see it - just like you train your ear to hear music.

Mark my words, the way I write is language unchartered in a historical sense. Avant garde and heavy with substance.

Most people feel antagonized with fear of what they may find 'different' from what is mainstream, because their unconscious tells them to.

That is what this entry is about. Freedom of mind.

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