The other day for my
parent’s 50th Anniversary at their residence
(BTW, the kitchen was featured in Architectual Digest) -
apparently my mother commented to my sisters that it is a
treat to see me because of the dynamics I add to the family
conversations – They liked this point I brought up - knowing
how I am familiar w/ celebrities, religions, philosophies,
psychoanalysis and psycho tropics too.
I don’t buy into
Scientology – Sure, there is a great chance that we are not
alone in the universe – I think it’s a shallow,
narcissistic, limited way of thinking that we are it – But
after that – It can all be science fiction and far from the
truth if you let and need something in your life that much.
And, speaking of
narcissism and dependency, the founder of Sciencetology
needs people to be searching and longing for something more,
however, whereas psychotopics – if taken in the “correct”
environment and comforts conducive growth enlightened
realizations – only need to be taken once or a few times for
and meaningful change through breakthroughs that can be life
altering – sort of, slapping you into a healthy, real
perspective – (see Aldous Huxely, Carlos Castanada and
William Blake).
The author of
Sciencetology is dependent upon people not being able to
“cure themselves” and thus being dependent upon this
ego-manic and his dogma. And people like Tom Cruise who are
so shallow and clueless (sorry, Greta, back on CNN I thought
your were cool) that they absolutely need something to fill
their super voids to stop them from wanting to end their,
surprisingly to most zombies, pathetic little lives that
have been pretty much a sham – a corporate schema for the
big entertainment machine and all those who try and dictate
its control.
In order for Tom to
not feel like such a meager puppet, he needs Sciencetology
and "its Daddy" needs him.
Psychotropics don’t
need you – and that’s why they hide so far away and remote
jungles and forests – And, they are very real, secretive and
when unveiled, oh so powerfully awesome – like a “big bang”
– a good “slap between the shoulders” to lead to the very
core in which they themselves were created and exist and are
there for some, unique “truth seekers.” As indigenous
people were smart enough and appreciative enough to
conclude, talk to the plant, thank the plant, thank its
creator, be grateful and maybe some good, white magic will
happen for you – something unexplainable, intangible but
very real – hard to explain – so I’ll go now. I don’t claim
to know. In fact, as Socrates once blurted: “I know I Know
because I admit I know nothing.”
-Running Water-
Hilton Head, S.C.
(Insert Eagle sound
here)
