DESCRIBING REALITY

I'm transitioning from understanding the term: describing reality as meaning that there is a reality "out there" that I need to apprehend (bring into the custody of my consciousness in order to have it under my control) to understanding that describing reality in a much more literal expression. It means, quite literally, to describe reality.

I'm learning that abstract thought is not a sign of great intelligence, as we have been taught to believe, but a state of dissociation from the Ground that makes us create an unreal, abstract world.

Abstract thought and using terms abstractly is precisely what creates a world that "floats" as the Japanese say.

I'm learning to describe my reality and to be very, very concrete and proactive about it.

That means that I am learning not to think that there is ephemeral good "out there" but rather commanding the Creation to produce concrete, obdurate, perpetual good.

As I get better at doing this, I see that everywhere I cast my eyes there is strong, solid, robust good.