The Blue Book:
Notes on the Ends of Millennia
by Temple Duciel

Part 7 of 13

90070601 Which is worse: the student who does not recognize the teacher, or the teacher who does not recognize the student?
90071301 Continuous showings on all screens. Choose a door. Walk in. You've already paid for the ticket.
90071302 All is seeds.
90090301 The point is not pain, or pleasure, or the avoidance of pain or pleasure. The point is integration. No walls.
90090302 Even our slowest learning makes the gods happy. It reduces their loneliness, and reminds them that they too are not incorrigible.
90090303 The gods are not omniscient and thus have to take us on faith often, as we do them. They too are absent-minded.
90091010 Even on the darkest nights, it moves.
90091401 One door opens into 10,000 rooms, each of which opens into another 10,000 rooms.
90091402 Teach the heart.
90092101 So, little man, you think you can figure it out.
90092201 Though you would deny it, you think your actions make the sun rise.
90101401 "Flying saucers" are hardly the only form of visitation.
90110501 You want to receive? Well, first you need a receiver, then an antenna, then you tune around, with patience. Oh, and don’t forget to plug it in and turn it on.
90110502 Moral acts become almost impossible for those with money.
90111501 Oh what a lovely and terrible prison we have built for ourselves.
90111502 To regain the mobility of consciousness is the goal of the new pedagogy.
90111601 A balance is always struck. (Primitives seek it through punishment.)
90120501 A unique gesture. A key to lucid dreaming.
91030801 Intentionality. Your body is at least as smart as you are. Either by commission or omission, you communicate to it your intentions for you and it. Your choice.
91031101 The spring trees sing. Go among them, then within, and learn to hear. Birdsong is but a tribute and imitation.
91031102 Toward the light: here, even the shadows are sweet.
91042105 There is music in the very air.
91042301 Your body is stiff. Your mind is loose.
91052501 The trees like my visits, but they say, "Why don’t you fly? We envy you your wings."
91062801 A tree stole my soul today and took it straight to its dark heart. Spring is here.

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