20221001 - I'm Back

20221010 - Matter-embedded Spirit

20221014 - Grandma's Summer

First we exposed the subconscious and discovered it consciously.
And now, we are required to "forget" and bring it back inside.

Is it possible to no longer know what we know?
Is it possible to let the knowings guide us subconsciously after we know them consciously?
Maybe this is a part of the definition of what faith is.

It sounds like you have to learn to forget, but that's not the case.
We do not erase anything, we are required to transfer something to the subconscious from the conscious.

Just if we would think about breathing consciously and finally transfer this thought to the subconscious, otherwise we would not be able to do anything else in life except breathing and planning our breaths.

Maybe infants are born with knowings in their conscious, and by the time they learn to speak they learn to push them to the subconscious,
Maybe this is why they cry.

Maybe this is what we all have to do in order to be happy and survive. 
Maybe if we discover the truth we can never actually be happy.

We do not need to forget, this will take us to a wrong path again, yet we can not consciously know.
We are required to do the impossible.

We are required to learn The art of moving something from conscious back to the subconscious (without forgetting it).

20221113 - The Art Of Moving Something From Conscious Back To The Subconscious

The title I had in mind, connected to the thought I had yesterday, which is that I have not played “melodic” or anything that sounds like a composition for a while, and that is because I didn’t want to believe that we need structures, and now in retroperspective I can pack this whole idea as:

The Long Study Of Unstructured Life (and the understanding of why we maybe need to use structures as a mechanism for happiness management)

Where I understood that “rules” and structures helps us define a story in which we can “compare” what is happiness. 

Rules are something we do to manage frameworks with which we will know when we are in a state of happiness.

Nadav Rajuan