There Is No Dogma, There Isn't Anything

Each Person Makes Their Own Decision About What It Is That Is Happening, Whether They Like It Or Don't Like It, Whether They Want To Lend Their Energy To It Or Not Or What, You Know.

If You Can Create A Reality That Is Entirely Fictitious, It Doesn't Owe Anything To This Stuff Out Here, But You Interact With It On Your Own Terms. I Mean, If You Took It To The Point Where Finally You Get, Say, Tactile Feedback, So You Were Wired In In Terms Of The Whole Nervous System. The Sensorium. You Would Have The Ultimate Art Form. I Mean, Any Painter Would Want It, Any Filmmaker Would Want Access To It You Know, Any Musician Would Want Access To It. It Would Eliminate The Need For The Divisions Between What We Describe As The Arts, Converting The Whole Thing To Experience.

The Nature Of What We're Doing Is Something, Which Is By Its Very Nature, Is Non-formulaic. There's No Way That You Can Make It Happen By Intention Alone. It's Something That You Have To Sort Of Allow It To Happen, And You Have To Allow For It To Happen.

I Think Part Of What Has To Happen, Somewhere, Pretty Soon, Is That A Human Template Has To Come Up. We Have To Start With, Ok Let's Throw Out All This Other Stuff, Everything We Have Thought About It Before, Throw Out All Our Models, And Start With A Human. What Is A Human?

The Thing Of Being Able To Share Somebody's Reality, Which Has So Far Been A Matter Of What Communication Is About, You Know. Now It Has Gotten A Whole New Leg. It Has Gotten A Thing Of Being Able To Actually Step In Somebody's Reality And Walk Through It Like They Do, Experience It The Way They Do, Specifically. The Implications, To Me, Are Immense. I Mean, How Far Can It Go? If You Go Into A Complete, Like A Cyberspace Model Of Some Type, In Which... You Know The Discussion About The Mind And The Interaction Between The Mind And The Universe As A Holographic Phenomenon.