vacuum advanced is that of a divergent "cosmological constant" because from the
'field-of-view' of Time-future the Universal quantum wavefunction presents only a
global "probability distribution" – undifferentiated energy potential. The temporal
"past" by which the present is vacuum tensioned is that of a convergent "gravi-
tational constant" because from the field-of-view of Time-past particulate matter
has locally materialized and conserved in the inertial history of every
differentiating mass is their common singular Origin. These seemingly converse
manifolds of past and future, however, are actually of the same temporal
continuum – a single, dynamic, vacuous 4th dimension moving matter... meaning
that the 'nature unknown' that makes the pendulum swing is Time.
I realize that is wordy. You need only pay attention to the overall concept which in loose terms means that every muthaflippin' thing that has ever happened to you, every person you've ever known, every thought you've ever had is all still happening but the gravitational curve of time on planet earth makes it seem like shit repeats in cycles... when in reality it's all one big fat lump of time-space.
All the assholes who I thought would change or have changed- have not changed or morphed into anything that is more evolved.... nor have I. It's kind of comforting in a way because at least if you are cool with how you personally are then you know what to expect from yourself later on down the line. I beg whoever is reading this to laugh a little bit because it's all real ridiculous that I have to bring in metaphysics into life's tapestry of bullshit.
There was a time when I was about 7 years old playing on the playground at a terrible private school in Dallas when I first realized that I'm not going to "play right" with the others. A group of girls that were "way more rad" than me were deciding in a very democratic way if I was worthy of being in their group. Side note: I didn't give a shit about being in their group or being their friends at all. They decided that for me and spun their wheels having "meetings" about my fat ass. The ring leader was one of those little girls who already looked like she was forty seven. Her name was Sarah. That's right, I said her name... don't care if I did. Sarah sat like a princess on her thrown which was one of those concrete tubes that use to be in playgrounds back in the 80's. All of Sarah's underlings were seated around her and they were talking about "whether or not Melodee is cool enough to be our friend." Meanwhile I'm happily playing alone on the swingset which was next to the concrete tube-thrown... I cared not. They called me over there to where they were and said, "Melodee, we have decided..." At that exact moment one of those giant rubber balls used in Dodgeball came out of nowhere and pwned Sarah in the side of the face knocking her completely off the throne of judgment. All her underlings scrambled to help her and I started to laugh until I made myself physically ill. They never had democratic chick meetings about me after that... my fate was sealed. Thank GOD.
I think about that moment a lot because I think it was the defining moment in early development that made me realize how people behave in response to the "wild card" people in life. Conform Conform Conform... you must assimilate now!
These types of people, like Sarah, somehow figured out that people would do things for her. That event occurred about 25 years ago and I'm sure she has full flaming hoops now for all those around her to jump thru. What perplexes me is this: What is it about certain people who create these obstacle courses to gain a false sense of power that are in the practice of gathering up people to routinely do things for them?
Recently I found myself being a part of a little screwed up circle of "trust" that relied on jumping through invisible hoops. You know what I found out? I found out about those hoops for one, but I also found out that if you dare say "no" to one of these people, you are punished in a very unfair way. i.e. the hoop you were supposed to jump through isn't a big deal, but if you say NO, the punishment doesn't "fit the hoop size." The biggest mistake you can make is to "obey" after you were "punished" and continue to rationalize jumping through their hoops. You will never get what they dangle in front of your face. Listen to me, you'll NEVER GET IT. Why? Because anyone who creates a fucked up obstacle course for you that benefits their selfish motives- they don't want you to have anything that THEY don't have control over.
I hate to say it but I'll say it- It's usually women who create the invisible hoops. Don't hate on me for saying that. It's my personal experience that's all.
So if Einstein's theory is true, then my story of elementary school Sarah and her fiery hoops has something interesting in it that applies to my life now... Meaning- I'm learning about myself by remembering that story. The main thing that clicked on like a bulb in my head was that I was naive to the very direct motivations of a group of people who were 'having meetings" about whether or not I could be worthy of Sarah's Jumping Hoop Squad. I didn't confront them about having a meeting about me, I just didn't care at all! Perhaps the rubberball that came out of nowhere to knock Sarah off her perch saved me from actually having to directly confront the idea that people really do have stupid motives that make them feel powerful and better than others. I think in my adult life I've been vulnerable to people who have "hoops" because I have expected "the rubber ball" to come out of nowhere and knock them down.
My conclusion... Maybe I gotta be more like the rubber ball.
:)
ReplyDeleteI volunteer to throw a dodge ball at her face. I'm seriously. I will do it. Swear to God. I will throw it so hard. I will take out all my angst about driving a black car with no a/c in 107 degree weather and Casey Anthony going free and Kelly Nichols - I said her name - the most popular girl in 2nd grade, and the other popular girls making me "try out" to hang out with them. They made me do a cheer. I didnt "make it," though. Anyway I will take all that rage and put it behind the dodge ball I hurl at her face. She deserves it. Also pendulums ate total dicks.
ReplyDeleteI agree... I will hide in the black car, pop out of the trunk after you've already pwned her with the dodgeball and I'll fucking do a cheer in her face about how fucking retarded she is to distract from you getting the ball again and then jamming it toward her face a second time... this can rinse and repeat until the sun goes down. Dude... you "didn't make it"... I "didn't make it"... and I had to basically do "a cheer" too... We did cheers to "make it." Dude... I'm laughing so hard... "I didn't make it." HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA.... I didn't make it. HA! My "cheer" didn't "make it." ha ha hah ahahahhhahha
ReplyDeleteI'm still laughing.... "you didn't make it." ha ha ha ha hahahahhahahahahahahahahahhhhhhhhhhhahaaaaa!
ReplyDeleteIt's really funny. It's really funny. They all sat under the Popular Tree, the tree under which the popular girls sat at recess, and watched me do the cheer. It was something about cookie monster or a cookie jar... I dunno... I distinctly remember cookies. Anyway then they whispered to each other and one of them said, You didn't make it.
ReplyDeleteWe didnt make it, dude!
It makes total sense that we didn't make it, doesn't it?
But I voluntarily went over there to hang out with them. You still have your dignity. I don't.
I went over there to see if they'd hang out with me. And was told to try out. And I didnt make it.
We didn't make it.
It's really funny.
PAHHHHH! It's so absurd I can't stop laughing... It's that whole "alien from outerspace" thing where the term "you didn't make it" just seems like someone said, "narcuhdkl hakdluueh" or something... It's so weird and bizarre and perfect.
ReplyDeleteThe Popular Tree... oh fuck yes that tree is there and I know what that means exactly. You "tried out"... ha ha ha ha ha and you "didn't make it." ha hahahahahha... oh God it's so funny... My face is wet with tears of painful laughter... I don't have my dignity either... It's because of my dumb look I always have on my face that they thought "aw poor thing, maybe she should have a go and try out." I had no idea what they wanted of me other than I felt like they were grading a me on an observation test.... I can remember Sarah saying, "We are going to talk about it and come up with a quiz and if you answer questions right then we will have another meeting and then we will decide..." I think I shook my head and shrugged my shoulders and continued to pick up a fist full of rocks to see if there were dino bones or some shit under the gravel... a long time goes by and they yelled questions at me and I said, "I don't know," to almost everything they asked and then that is when Sarah told me to come over there and that they had "decided"... BAMMMM! SMACK! K-POW! -straight to her face.
Oh God... you tried out... we tried out... we didn't make it but we "tried out." The fuck is that shit... ha ha ha hahahahhahaha
I feel like I did a lot of trying out. I rarely made it.
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