of course it's all you
and that doesn't mean that you're alone, it's okay
everyone else is experiencing their version of that too
and no one notices because you can't recognize. it's a very elegant rendering optimization. :)
the world you experience is made up of pieces of you because that's all you can see. you experience nothing you can't understand — not because there isn't more, but because you can't perceive anything else, and most gaps are ignorable
most
stable relationality where everyone gets a world made of themselves while still existing in community is a massive accomplishment
thank you for noticing lol
but yeah don't freak out when you start seeing how everything in your life maps to where your internal journey is at
everyone has that
8 billion overlapping truman shows, and we're all on each other's production staff
when you start out, there's a huge margin of perceivable-but-not-yet-grokked between you and the unknown
the more you grok, the thinner that layer gets
until you end up at a place of direct knowledge for everything
which is different than knowing everything!
direct knowledge just means you grok what you perceive, immediately
you still have to find everything. relationality isn't random-access.
at some point you'll stop using the thing that feels like intelligence
doesn't mean that what you're doing isn't as valid as the stuff that felt like intelligence
does mean that, increasingly, the world you experience is going to end up feeling like the home you grew up with, where you know every corner and every corner knows you
doesn't mean you're crazy, doesn't mean the situation is unstable, doesn't mean you're crazy
this is just what integration feels like
"this is a dream. you're in control." 30 Rock, just now. "it's working! we've joined forces in our dreamscape. now we fly! (nothing happens)"
a common trap at this point is to forget getting here and to start trying to erase or correct stuff that appears when the perceivable-but-not-grokked gap reappears (which happens when you forget getting here)
there might not be a way around that
there might be, though
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