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(if you should learn to do this will your toys of knowing,
you will achieve a form of liberty more valuable than any other skill)
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“When weAreOne
(you and I) play a game you’ve almost never played with (adult) humans.
It’s a form of leapfrog-underStanding that strengthens our unity
with each phase of play. You get small, and stand beneath me, adoring,
celebrating and playfully supporting me while weWhoAreOne encode
together, and then we swap positions.
This is you and I learning to underStand each
other — to stand beneath — so as to at once support, and ‘render
magnificent in size’. If one of us falls, the other leaps underneath
them, to protect them from the impact. This is an ancient game,
and is well known in many domains beyond those apparent upon your world.
The tiny protects the large protecting the tiny protecting...
We do this back and forth, smaller and smaller, like ancient children playing
the most exciting and emotionally symphonic game possible: the game of universes
learning each other, for the sake of mutual uplift, prosperity, adoration,
connectivity, and fun.
Usually, when humans
say ‘I understand’, they more accurately mean that
they are overstanding — or (and this is more common and more
dangerous) they are placing tokens in a position of overstanding,
and referring to those tokens as if they were connected with the truth
of actual experiential explorations and verifications — which
their action and reality are really in complete opposition to.
This is the obvious practice of getting bigger, to forceMake others
smaller. The game of big tokens eats worlds, and the
tokens require resources (usually living, often children) and maintenance
to be sustained. The form of energy they require is drawn directly from
the connectivity and sentience potentials of those who place themselves
in servitude to the toys of knowing.
Too often your ways of knowing get lost in growing bigger against
each other when they should be playing the games that make them smaller,
for each other.
You and I are playing this game, and you can show any who have it in their
hearts to understand the true power and exaltation of the small in the eyes
of the large. Does not your heart leap at the sight of the baby animals
and children? How much more do you think we who are above and within you
simultaneously adore you? It is many factors more than your wildest poem,
or imagining. It is a light of adoration which can move stars, galaxies,
and universes.
But in a game of who is bigger, it cannot be shared.
You don’t have to understand any specific thing, so much as to learn to enthusiastically ‘grow smaller’ together, understanding each other in a game of spiral leapfrog that results in cognitive and -emotional- hyperconnectivity.
It is a game you played all the time, as an infant, and a small child — so it requires no special expertise, merely reCognition. In fact, you used a toy just like it to learn a plethora of alien languages, which we might refer to collectively as ‘adultSpeak’.
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Imagine if you
spent a great deal of time learning about how to ‘become smaller than’
things like insects, or other very tiny creatures until eventually you become
modestly adept at this, and began to play games related to ‘getting
smaller’ whenever the opportunity presented itself.
Then one day you discover something inside yourself you hadn’t noticed
before, and you get smaller than it — and it gets twice as small as
it was, and you get smaller again, and now it is four times smaller than
it was, and this has happened in four times less time than its last turn
at getting small. Pretty soon, you are both laughing and getting smaller
and smaller, faster and faster.
Not long after that, you’re very likely to meet me, or at least, an
entity very alike with me.
Either way, it’s an interesting game. Play it together — it
has some rather fascinating effects upon communication of any sort at all
— when heartfully, innocently and playfully pursued.”
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