No point of view – greatest joy
Character, personality is a chain of conscious or unconscious choices, a sum of conditioned experiences from which derives our point of reference. This point of reference is the image we hold about ourselves, our identity.
We live under the thraldom of false reference, we build our whole identity through this image, we defend and struggle mercilessly for it, ready to kill whoever opposes us. Our hardly acquired image, our point of view is our God, our religion.
This conditioned point of view is a motionless point. There is no dynamism in immobility. Dynamism and immobility are each other’s antinomy.
In plain language, whatever fix point of view you hold is single-mindedness. The single-mindedness of every point of view breeds separation, resistance, isolation, frustration, sorrow and suffering, violence and hatred – ultimately death.
From this perspective, Sorrow is nothing but a conscious or unconscious choice, a point of view.
Likewise:
Unhappiness, depression, disease, misfortunes, all kinds of distress are no more than a point of view. I am aware of that this may sound illogically reducing and preposterous…
But…
It´s all that simple – a long maintained chain of points of reference becomes “manifested reality”.
Whatever “fix” point of view, is really an insult to life. Life is eternal movement, she ignores stagnation. Dynamism in constant motion is the characteristic of life, growth is a natural process, and the one who takes life for a process of possession, refuses to grow.
WHATEVER DOESN´T GROW AND EVOLVES IS DOOMED.
Henceforth, “Mine-ness” or “yours-ness” implicates a fix point. But such thing as a “fix point” doesn´t exist in the Universe.
Reality is a multitude of “unfixed” points everywhere. The best collocation for reality is “loose pointedness.”
That´s what we are – a host of simultaneous, definition-less entities in motion.
So, Joy, Intelligence, Enthusiasm, Beauty and Love are simultaneous points of view in “loose pointedness”. 
A limitless, ever-embracing, ever-changing Reality, which is neither this, nor the other, but everything in between…
Great ha…? 
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About julienmatei
I feel un inner urge to express what I see, to communicate and share with others all these impressions. Often the things I see are there, not yet manifest, but waiting... to be observed, talked about, and embraced.
These new insights need another approach, a more vivid curiosity...
Due to fear and prejudice we prefere to see only "the offcial " truth - but THE OFFICIAL TRUTH IS DEAD - being dead, it has nothing to give...
We can continue pretending Death is fascinating or...we can take the trouble to LIVE...
THE NEW has no definition yet...
Again, IT requires another "perception", the courage to apprehend everything differently, from a totally new angle, with new confidence and inquisitive touch. This blogg is not about interesting concepts, it is about participation...finding new solutions, inspiration, togetherness..
Julien, I loved this post. I keep needing such reminders 24/7! Being human, we are inherently attracted to dualism. We keep wanting to frame a fixed point of view out of everything we experience. Thank you. Keep offering jewels of thought.
Jane,
I was just thinking of you now. I am so glad and grateful for your words. You see, sometimes, I don´t really “understand” what I write; in all honesty, I am not sure if what I write makes any sense, as this information kind of imposes itself on me.
So that is why your feed back is valuable.
Hugs
Hugs for you, Julien! I really enjoy your blog. Yes, feedback is important. What you just wrote in another blog blew me away. I like the term you used “loose pointedness” I am keeping that phrase forever in my toolbox. Diffuse whatever is happening…blur the lines when the ego starts crocheting the fixed position or conceptualization. This is so hard to do, but the more I become aware, the more I find I can avoid getting on the suffering superhighway.
I am so glad.
I write because I want to create meaning and togetherness. And if these messages from the twilight zone of my soul reach out, then I fulfill my call