09/04/2026
The way that can be named, has a limit. The technique that can be named or taught, has a limit. To move beyond limits, we must move beyond names and naming conventions. To move beyond what we are, we must move beyond what we have been. This is the way of all things. It is the eternal truth, and so it is flawed that I write it today. For if it can be written, there must be something that is missing. So it is, to contemplate what we know, is to contemplate what we do not know. To contemplate what we feel, is to also contemplate what we do not feel. To contemplate who we are, is to contemplate who we are not. For this is how we understand the world, through dualities and separations, through unities and similarities, through ideas and thoughts. So it is then, that all things when we approach them are thought first. Be it enchanting a powerful dagger, starting a fire in the woods, making a meal, or cleansing our soul. It all starts with thought, the first spark of all things in human experience, the last spark that goes out to propel our last word. So it is, we know of the life beyond this then, must include thought, for it is the first and last, and so it must always be a part of the next step.
With all of that though, we still must learn names, or else we can not communicate. We must learn techniques to understand the way of a thing before it becomes a part of our own form. We must exist within what is not beyond, to one day move beyond. This too is the way of things.
The way of things often has its own contradictions, because the mind that sees it, is a mind that focuses on how things contradict.
These are ramblings, but also deeper truths. They are thoughts given form, about the formless.
