From: oldernow@dev.null   
      
   On 2024-02-25, D  wrote:   
      
   > > Kidding. To me the cream is verbiage that can trigger   
   > > a turning of awareness back upon itself. One might be   
   > > tempted to refer to that as an experience, but when it's   
   > > "right" it's actually more the absence of experience.   
   >   
   > Ahh, a kind of "lectio divina". Something to inspire you   
   > and lift you up, or out, of consciousness.   
      
   I'd not heard of that term before. But it's "ballpark".   
      
   It would be more accurate to say it doesn't "lift you up, or out, of   
   consciousness" so much as make it obvious the "you" in that sentence   
   has never been anything but conceptual modeling/re-presentation,   
   leaving a freedom from the seeming enslaving tyranny of   
   individuality, i.e. from seemingly being one's self.   
      
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