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What is Waste?
What is waste, my friends? A lost opportunity. Stuff we don’t need? Something squandered. Excess. All answers are valid because we all see it differently, and that is perhaps the key point. People often judge another with the lament, “What a waste.” I would ask, how do they know? Every choice of one thing involves an…
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Efficient Function
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Wasted Time
On the subject of time and the perceived passing of a life, all that constitutes our life endures in memory. By memory, I don’t mean human organic memory, but energy function based on memory. Functions, your actions, leave a causal imprint of “memory” on reality even if people can’t trace this energy back to its…
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Wasted Energy
Psychological integration involves a biological “sympathy.” If you subscribe to no psychic energy in your environment, you will be impressed with all of them. This has been proven. Stated another way; He who stands for nothing will fall for anything. I myself feel it vital to engage this biological “sympathy.” There is a lot of…
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Self Interest
The subject is waste, and people are very concerned with conservatism. It’s like saying “Here. Let me keep all the blood in your hand. You know you need blood in your hand right?” Taken to the extreme you will lose the hand. The same applies to psychic energy. “Here let me keep your energy on these…
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Self Expression
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Change the Script
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We Have The Remote
Category: Waste
People often judge another with the lament, “What a waste.” How do they know? Waste is a human invention. We have the waste construct in our heads, and I don’t feel that any psychic construct is totally invalid. It allows us to build intention, and informs us of when we are not on intention. The wasted life is the life unlived. Everything else is cause/effect. Waste = dissonance, static, inaction, speech, even intention, but can we tune in a radio by whining at it and complaining that someone told us it would fix itself but it isn’t? We whine at the world that we live in, because someone else is supposed to fix it. God, if we could all hear him, would be saying, “I gave you the remote.” We have the remote.
“Don’t waste life in doubts and fears; spend yourself on the work before you, well assured that the right performance of this hour’s duties will be the best preparation for the hours and ages that will follow it.” Ralph Waldo Emerson (American Poet, Lecturer and Essayist, 1803-1882)
“Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one.” Marcus Aurelius (Roman emperor, best known for his Meditations on Stoic philosophy, AD 121-180)