holographic sutra

welcome to the holograph.

in the light of awareness there is no spacetime—

ah, six billion fallen angels. oh, the humanity!

to see the holograph as holograph, go intuit—

holy hollow holograph.


behind ceaseless transformation is

the silence of infinite potentiality.

take a lesson from your self—

transform, transform, transform.


if one obsesses on any particular metaphor or practice,

one begins to believe it;

such is the descent of way into religion.


the world is a slumber party—

mass awakening is just another oxymoron;

disbelieve!


do not concern oneself with anyone

but oneself when it comes to waking up.

drop the belief one is the doer.

let the doing do all the waking.

jesus and arjuna sutra

in the world but not of the world

does not equal

within the world but beyond the world.


arjuna got up to slay closest family & friends

in an active sacred confirmation all is maya,

not to merely play a complicit part within it.


jesus sacrificed his own illusory separate existence

in an active sacred confirmation of that loving

universal unity of christ consciousness.


different sides of the same coin—

like homer, i like stories.

50 ways sutra

hiking karmic trails above the be-line,

tripping over ancient glacial depressions,

now appearing—

there must be 50 ways to leave samsara.


get on the way, jay,

it don't have to be zen, ben,

just listen to peace—


there's nothing the lie can do

to access that which is true;

the lie can only be undone, seen through

in this surrendering to one that’s true.


devoted to no practice but that

in the form of surrender

and any practice in the form of surrender is

just another name for devotion.


the known can't know

the unknown but nothing is

truly known; know this

and one is unknown


—get on blue jay, way,

it don't have to be been, zen,

just peace out and be.

subjective sutra

if you can think it, it isn't it.

evolution is just light calling itself back home.

don't overthink the unthinkable—

one mind many frequencies.


god the father subjective pure awareness—

god the son phenomena of universal consciousness—

god the holy spirit ascending

upon the usurping object—


god the unmanifest subjective—

god the manifest objective—

god the holy satguru that comes by grace

to the object usurping subjectivity—


in this one original sin

when that which is being done

assumes the role of the doer

all hell breaks loose.


one object's void is

the subject's potentiality

while actual unconditional love is

not a pretty thought.

the nonet sutra

listen to your inner nonet—

stop, look & listen, but find your own way;

when in doubt, love.

after all is said and done, there you are, still—

east of light and west of spacetime.

there's nothing you can know that is the unknown.

devoted to that which doesn't know i am.

i lit a lamp to see myself but only saw the light.

one knows the real in loving that which is seen to be illusion.

fractal sutra

darkness at the edge of ego—

my belief is bigger than yours—

what are the odds for ten thousand to one?


sometimes you eat the snake

and sometimes the snake eats you

and all of the time you are the snake

but no time is there ever any snake.


who am i, what is light, and why a dragonfly

were sitting nowhere as all spacetime stopped;

seeing sees nothing to be seen—


not a thought, not a knot of thought,

not even a dot of a positive thought,

not even that curative counteractive thought,

no, not even not.


it's all fractal—

dream within dream within dream

et cetera, et cetera, et cetera...

good grief sutra

don't underestimate the overlooked; when it suddenly appears, it will be one energetic and revealing ride. eyes open!

the 5 stages of grief are just the 5 flavors of thought. kind of fascinating to watch them form & melt. but lick one & your heart burns or freezes.

and you will lick them all or they’ll lick you.


1st stage of grief is called denial. i call it sadness. an extroverted thought-emotion. crying is usually its outward sign.

2nd stage of grief is another extroverted thought-emotion: anger. its outward sign is a loud voicing or physical action.

3rd stage of grief is bargaining; i call it fear. an introverted thought-emotion. its inward sign is a stress, strain, anxiety.

4th stage of grief is called negotiation; i call it depression. an inward thought emotion. its inward sign is a physical malaise.


the 1st four stages happen as thoughts arising. if you buy into the thought, you're in for a ride. but they need to be acknowledged or else they keep on returning.

at first, the grief thought dominates the ego thought; later, the ego thought may utilize the grief thought.


the final one of the five stages of grief is acceptance. ah, this is the trickiest one. for this too must pass.

when a cycle of thoughts incessantly arise, it helps to write them all down; now those little objects are pinned in place for safe-keeping.

when the thoughts are later reviewed, one can see already a change in one’s point of view toward them; the story is not as consistent as one believes: the personal ego shift.


the fifth stage of grief is called acceptance: ‘i know what happened & accept it.’ but there could be a 6th stage: non-acceptance. but a 7th stage?

in non-acceptance, whichever thought pattern dominates the personal ego (sadness, anger, depression, or fear) will remain to direct the grief.

in acceptance, the personal ego will continue to believe in its ongoing story, just creating a new one from the recent grief.

the 7th stage of grief, transcendence: i don’t know what really happened. not acceptance nor non-acceptance; it is what it is: life/love/i-am happening.

ashes sutra

what a tangled web thought weaves.

your concept is just another object—

the mistake of a snake

from the spring of a string

is the skin of the spin

called original sin.

my social conditioning

thinks your social conditioning

is the wrong kind of social conditioning.

ashes to ashes, light to light—

it's a peaceful energetic emptiness.

may the way remain unpaved.