Post #262 "Why Does Self Need Other?"

Does Self need Other?
What happens to Self when Other has been annihilated?
Who, but Self, would Desire to annihilate Other?
Who, but Self, could annihilate Other?
If Self needs Other, why would Self Desire to Obliterate Other?

Self blocks the Other of Reality and then, creates Other within  and out of itself.

This seems rather strange.

Obviously, Self needs Other to Become Self.
The collective Self does not Choose the 'To Be' of Reality.

The Collective Self Dreams of 'Becoming'.
The state of 'Becoming' cancels out the state of 'Being'.
Existence therefore, is a Choice between two states of existence,
that of 'Being' and that of "Becoming'.
 

What is Consciousness Dreaming to Become?----
----if Reality is Self and Other, the Image of Reality is also Self and Other.
Because Creation is the Image of Reality,
Consciousness Creates within it-Self what it Dreams Reality to Become.
The Dream, thereby cancels out Reality and replaces it with the Image of Reality.
As Reality holds within it Self and Other, the image/Creation also must hold within
it-Self, Self and Other.

Within Creation,
Self is an Image of Self,
and Other, is the Image that Self Perceives Other to Become.
In a sense, when Consciousness removes it-Self from Reality and the state of Being,
Consciousness does not Really Exist but Becomes its Dream.
This nebulousness, is why Creation does not Really exist, but flashes in and out of existence.
   

If Reality is Self and Other, whatever Self Dreams of Becoming would have to come

from Other,
as Consciousness is Awareness of Self and Other .

Is Self uncomfortable with Self and so, looks to Other?

Is Self uncomfortable with Other?

The Collective Consciousness certainly seems to be uncomfortable with Self and Other.

How could the Collective Consciousness be comfortable with it-Self when, through Choice,

it has broken it-Self into many parts and pieces?----

----each part and each piece having Choice as part of Collective Consciousness,
but also as an individual part.

The uncomfortableness of the Collective must also exist, then, in each individual part as

each part Chooses as Collective and as individual.

Its all in the break-down caused by the process of division which is the action of creation.

The action of Consciousness  is Choosing.

The action of Creation is Division.

Creation exists by Breaking it-Self down into many parts and pieces.

Creation gives birth by Dividing it-Self into more parts and pieces.
Each part and piece a part of Self that fears annihilation.
When these parts and pieces, Choose independently,
what was Self divides down,
again repeating the process of division, and Self divides into Self and Other.
This Other-of-Self now becomes a threat to the survival of Self,
and in this sense,
Becomes enemy.  

Creation divides it-Self to its death.
In this sense, every birth is a death.

Creation is a process of Division.

The incremental Division is Self divided into Self and Other, over and over again

until nothing remains.
Self divides it-Self down into Self and the Other-of-it-Self, thereby creating its own
enemy out of it-Self.
Basically, in Creation, there is no Real Other.
Anyone or anything considered Other is a part or a piece of Self.

 Self creates Other out of it-Self for the purpose of survival.

In Creation, Self cannot exist without Other,
as Self feeds off of Other.

But--this 'Other'. is not the 'Other of Reality', which is Infinite Entity, but is 'Other' of Self.

Basically, then, Self destroys a part of it-Self to birth Other out of it-Self.

 

In a sense, by making a part of Self, Other than it is,
Self is greatly affected by the loss of it-Self.

Self Becomes Aware that it has lost a part of it-Self to creating Other.----

Does this make Self angry?

Does Self hate it-Self for dividing?
Does Self hate Other?

Does Self hate that Other that was taken from itself?
Does Self hate that Self lost a part of it-Self in birthing Other?
Does Self feel the need to repossess its lost parts-----
its lost Essence.
 

Does Self feel diminished from division, not only of itself into Self and Other-of Self,

but also feel diminished from the division of Consciousness into all those parts

and pieces?
Certainly, Self fears the loss of its Essence that is now seen to appear in the Other.
Other has what Self should have!
Other has taken the very Essence of Self's life for it-Self---
the other-of-Self, now Becoming the Self of the Other.

Certainly, Self fears annihilation from all the layers of Division that leaves it-Self so

confused, so fearful, so small and insignificant.

Self 's existence seems very fragile and indefinite.
and rightly so.

Would it not seem, then, that the thoughts and concerns of Self would be, above all,

for survival?

-------for survival, firstly, for it-Self,

and then, possibly, for survival of the Collective Consciousness as the whole,

the sum total of its many, many parts and pieces, that continues to divide at ever increasing rates

of division that are many multiples of itself over the course of history.

 Of course, the Collective is made up of Self and Other------
all kinds of Self and all kinds of Other.

But what kinds of Self are Self and not Other?
Does Self exists alone?
Does Self, then, not fear the Collective?
Self attempts to make up for the alone-ness of Self by creating groups of like Essence
 

At each division, the Collective it-Self, each individual part of it-Self,
feels the effects of division,
because creation is the process of creation.

Whatever is created enters the process and becomes it-Self through the division of birth-parts,

through separation of it-Self from its birth parents,
 to bringing about the death of its parents,
that become Other at the point of individual Choice.
The Self then forms groups with Others that attempts to Become a larger Self,
all for the purpose of survival.
The group of 'Selves' survives until individuals make Choices that serve Self,
thereby, making the group 'Other'.
 

 Self emerges and the group becomes Other----a whole group of 'Others'.
How does Self rid it-Self of an-Other-than-it-Self, Self?
How does Consciousness rid it-Self of Other of Reality?
How does Consciousness rid it-Self of Reality?
How does Consciousness bring about its Choice to Become?
Can and does Consciousness destroy Reality?
OF COURSE NOT!
Reality IS!
'What Is' cannot Become 'What Isn't!'
Something must change,
but it is not Reality!

What can Consciousness do to be rid of Reality?
Answer: Consciousness Creates a pseudo-existence outside of Reality.
Consciousness Creates the Image!
The Dream of Becoming supplies the Image.
The Image, as Image cannot sustain.
Time is created and begins ticking.
 Time records the Image from its beginning to its end.

The Image must be projected onto a reflecting surface----
Place, called earth, called universe, called cosmos, is created.
Place provides the reflecting surface for projection
Place is determined by whatever Consciousness can Dream.
Consciousness is confined to within its own Dreaming.

The Image is projected and the parts and pieces fall into groups of likeness,
that become Self for a while in Time and then become Other.
The stage is set
The dream begins.
The clock beats the first second, the first hour, the first day, the first year, the first millenium,
the second, the third, the----------------------------.........