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How an aboriginal came to give me a spear... and how to kill yo
ur parents.
By: Jed McKenna Date: August 15, 2019, 8:33 am
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Here is a posted response to a forum member's inquiry. It's
mostly about letting go. I thought it might have some value to
you, if not, there always that wonderful delete button:
Dear Members:
Of course it's difficult, no one ever taught you. In fact, it's
quite counter to most cultures. The Black Hats (Mayanic in
origin) want you to cling to all your petty hurts and
embarrassments because it occupies you, it has you majoring in
minors and pretty much wasting your time in this dream. They can
also manipulate you more easily. If given a choice between
never: speaking English/do math/hear music/fill in the blank...
and being able to let go, take letting go and you won't care
much about the other items. It takes work and there are methods
that are very helpful. I teach them but it is a commitment and I
only do it through the Series.
When you learn letting go at a deep level it will inevitably
become something you do almost in the instant when something
that requires it arises. Like a muscle memory. Think of some
embarrassment, some slight, a little thing and just inquire of
yourself, ''could I let this go?''. Watch what goes on without
any expectation. I can tell you what you experience will be
because it's unique to you, but I can tell you that you will
learn. How much you want learn is up to you. That's just a
kindergarten step though.
I'm not a big fan of the Bible, but there are a few juicy things
I unabashedly steal from it... one is that Christ said you must
kill your mother and father if you are to follow him. I'm also
not a big fan of following. Learn, take, give, but never
follow... and even worse, never worship... ooohhh... makes my
flesh crawl. Now, the point is that Christ was telling followers
that they needed to undo, or kill, the ''idea'' that one has
parents. You have no direct knowledge of even being born, let
alone having some folks that you call parents. How do you know
they are your parents? You would be amazed at the number of
undetected/accidental; switches that occur in hospitals.
O.K. You might be thinking I've left the reservation here, and
that's true. I left many years ago. And killing off my parents
was relatively easy, as they (bless their hearts) adopted me at
six weeks and as soon as I could understand the concept, they
explained it to me... I was about three. ''Parents'' is
definitely a concept.
I lived in Australia for a year and my wife worked at a
community center with children who were mostly aboriginals.
Usually on the weekend when I picked her up after work, she
would have a couple of stragglers. About four to six years old.
One particular brother and sister usually. Little ''Missy'' was
about four and wore a rugby player's helmet. She had fallen on a
wrought iron fence, head first. But, she was surprisingly
resilient. No one in their house and sometimes no way to even
get in. We would all pile on my motorcycle... and with my ''what
if?'' attitude I would drive to the nearest police station and
tell them what we where doing. They didn't seem to care much,
but I thought it a good idea and always insisted on it.
One of the things we learned from our experience was that every
adult in an aboriginal village is a de facto parent of every
child in the village. In downtown Sydney that approach didn't
work well. In the big city the parents would go ''walk about''
for a few weeks and leave their children with a couple of bags
of chips... really... for up to two weeks!
So, we would spend a weekend, many weekends in fact, with these
kids and it was a wonderful treat. When we eventually left,
their family gave us a beautiful 6 foot long spear with a
kangaroo toe nail for a tip. It was formed formed from a tree
root that they heat up and straighten with their teeth.
Aboriginals have very strong teeth. Just holding it in your hand
made it scream out ''THROW ME". Seriously.
Can you let go of your parents? It doesn't mean you have to hate
them, but it's not about loving them either, it's about freeing
them, and much more important, you, up from attachments and
expectations. Can do it with your children, your spouse(s) and
ex-spouse(s), that sweet teenage first love who broke your
heart...your business associates, you old jobs, you new jobs,
even let go of your dreams and expectations? They are ALL made
up, artificial constructs that are holding you down like a giant
invisible fishnet.
Freedom is wondrous thing, yet, in my experience, humans deny,
defeat and avoid it... at all costs. I doesn't make much sense
to me. Look around at the walking corpses, the dead eyes, the
expressionless funereal faces. When you really get what I am
talking about you will... well, I want say something but I
won't. You fill in the blanks.
Stick with it, it took me a few years to really get what it was
about. But, like a house of cards, down it came. Whoa... that
was incredible. but the interesting thing in my experience was
not so much the release as it was the realization that this had
be a burden that I was maintaining, carrying, I might even say
worshiping for literally decades. Worshiping at the feet of an
imagined past... what a jerk! I just could not believe that I
would do such a stupid thing. It took my breath away. I am not
the only one who has done this, I don't see many folks in public
who I think have done it, but I have a good many students who
has experienced the release.. and they too claim, this is so
simple and so obvious, why didn't I do it before. The reason you
didn't do it is in the first three sentences of this post.
Love ya, Jed
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Re: Jed Semi-rant: How an aboriginal come to give me a spear...
or how to kill your parents.
By: Parsley Date: August 15, 2019, 11:42 am
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Thank you very much! Worshipping? Uuh, it shivers me. Some years
ago I came to know a woman who is very interested in "your"
books, a german publisher and co-translator. After a while I
realized that she was not really interested in what "the finger
is pointing to" but worshipping the finger. I guess that's the
main reason for the success of the trilogy, people fell in love
with the personal energy. Funny, but that's how Maya works.
So what is the finger pointing to?
What is the kindergarten step to H/A that makes a difference?
What makes it easy to let go of childhood dreams and hopes?
What stops all the exaggerated effort to fight a dying that may
come to soon?
What throws away the idea that there are humans who can control
their life's?
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Re: Jed Semi-rant: How an aboriginal come to give me a spear...
or how to kill your parents.
By: Jed McKenna Date: August 16, 2019, 12:08 am
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Good question, and it boils down to one thing, get over
yourself. You are not as important, as individual, as special,
as unique, as (fill in the blank) as you thinking tells you.
Thinking, like emotions, lies pretty much all the time.
Love ya, Jed.
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