02-24-2011, 12:00 AM
SEAR WROTE:
"Subjective "reality" is a ruse"
MY RESPONSE:
Thus modern science has Sear successfully brainwashed. However, when it comes to the matter of consciousness...well...there is NOTHING objective about it! There is nothing quantifiable and objective about consciousness and yet Sear pompously uses what is not quantifiable and objective, something that is COMPLETELY SUBJECTIVE, to determine that the temperature 74F is objectively quantifiable! Ridiculous when you think about it and YOU SHOULD think about it, Sear, because you are a very well-trained science brainwashed human monkey-boy and they have you right where they want you!
In the early stages of martial arts people are concerned with kicking and punching and memorizing forms so that they can correctly duplicate them at will. In the advanced stages of martial arts everything changes. The master realized that all "objective" movements are the product of his subjective view of himself. He eventually realizes that it is the proper concentration of the vital forces of the Universe (Chi) that determines the quality and effectiveness of his "objective" movements. His subjective view of reality is the supreme creator of all his "objective" movements.
The very term "Mind over Matter" can easily be correctly translated into: Subjective Reality Over Objective Reality. That's what it is alright! If you cannot successfully envision yourself breaking a board with your bare hand I suggest you not make the attempt because chances are you will indeed break your hand. The master martial artist must subjectively believe in himself before he can successfully accomplish such amazing subjective over objective reality techniques.
Bottom line is: If you don't subjectively believe in yourself chances are you will be a failure at manipulating your objective world. That is what you do all the time whether you realize it or not. Everything you do in life is an example of your subjective reality manipulating your objective reality. The supposedly "objective" world is quite different when I believe in myself and when I don't.
"Subjective "reality" is a ruse"
MY RESPONSE:
Thus modern science has Sear successfully brainwashed. However, when it comes to the matter of consciousness...well...there is NOTHING objective about it! There is nothing quantifiable and objective about consciousness and yet Sear pompously uses what is not quantifiable and objective, something that is COMPLETELY SUBJECTIVE, to determine that the temperature 74F is objectively quantifiable! Ridiculous when you think about it and YOU SHOULD think about it, Sear, because you are a very well-trained science brainwashed human monkey-boy and they have you right where they want you!
In the early stages of martial arts people are concerned with kicking and punching and memorizing forms so that they can correctly duplicate them at will. In the advanced stages of martial arts everything changes. The master realized that all "objective" movements are the product of his subjective view of himself. He eventually realizes that it is the proper concentration of the vital forces of the Universe (Chi) that determines the quality and effectiveness of his "objective" movements. His subjective view of reality is the supreme creator of all his "objective" movements.
The very term "Mind over Matter" can easily be correctly translated into: Subjective Reality Over Objective Reality. That's what it is alright! If you cannot successfully envision yourself breaking a board with your bare hand I suggest you not make the attempt because chances are you will indeed break your hand. The master martial artist must subjectively believe in himself before he can successfully accomplish such amazing subjective over objective reality techniques.
Bottom line is: If you don't subjectively believe in yourself chances are you will be a failure at manipulating your objective world. That is what you do all the time whether you realize it or not. Everything you do in life is an example of your subjective reality manipulating your objective reality. The supposedly "objective" world is quite different when I believe in myself and when I don't.