--- In [email protected], "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> --- In [email protected], Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
> wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > --- TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> > The closer I get to a delighted, "I don't know"
> > regarding the TMO and MMY's behavior the easier my
> > life becomes. Who really knows what all this nonsense
> > is. Our endless speculation reveals nothing other than
> > more craziness giving rise to even more rounds of
> > speculation. All I know is that the effect it has on
> > me is to let go of any expectation regarding the
> > TMO/MMY. I can't really psychologically invest in it
> > anymore. How could you and remain sane?

The psychological investment becomes overwhelming, and yes, crazy.

> That's very much what I've been thinking as I read
> this latest batch of posts.
> 
> But it almost seems to be swinging in the opposite
> direction, as if there's more and more psychological
> investment *against* MMY and the TMO, as if people
> *want* it all to be a fraud and a failure.

The ego can't survive without a story, even if it is a negative one.
 
> But maybe that needs to happen before present
> negative expectations can completely dissolve
> past positive expectations and the pendulum comes
> to rest at "I don't know."

Yes! "I don't know" is a much bigger world, a much larger Self.






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