7 Steps to Resigned Death: 04-18-2026

1. First, you were a unique space, place, time, and seat of energy that you abandoned.
2. Second, you envision yourself as a mannequin, a movie screen, a whiteboard, tabula rasa, an uncarved block of wood, an unformed statue/picture, all of which can be understood as an unformed mental object, ready to be projected onto.
3. Third, you create a story by imagining this subject object (unformed mental object) as something in the past, present, and future.
4. Fourth, you argue and worry about which concepts and images put over these subject objects are true and which work against the appearances you want to present to the world.
5. Fifth, you submit to projecting one or a series of images for the sake of worldly appearances.
6. Sixth, you adjust the projections as needed to achieve the desired effects you seek from others.
7. Seventh, you devote your life to perfecting, projecting, and protecting the appearances that you desire.

ADHD Is a Chosen Defense Mechanism: 04-17-2026

1. ADHD is a self-defeating rebellion.
2. ADHD is when you rebel against authority and refuse to submit to it internally by short-circuiting long-term controls.
3. ADHD is the ultimate act of rebellion because it disconnects long-term control from short-term control and generally resists submitting to long-term control.
4. Because you have retained short-term controls, you must learn to combine long-term efforts with your short-term efforts.
5. Because you have retained short-term controls, you must learn to combine long-term planning into your moments of short-term planning.
6. Because you have retained short-term controls, you must make room for long-term actions whenever you find yourself engaged in short-term actions.
7. Because you have retained short-term controls, you must condition yourself to accept long-term planning and scheduling alongside your short-term planning and scheduling.
8. Always include some long-term with every short-term until you have reconditioned and rewired yourself to value and seek both sets of tools all the time.

Use Your Vessel Nature, Not Thinking: 04-16-2026

1. The spiritual practice of faith in God must be done with your vessel nature, not your feelings or thoughts.
2. The spiritual practice of hope in God must be done with your vessel nature, not your feelings or thoughts.
3. The spiritual practice of seeking God must be done with your vessel nature, not your feelings or thoughts.
4. The spiritual practice of waiting on God must be done with your vessel nature, not your feelings or thoughts.
5. The spiritual practice of surrendering to God must be done with your vessel nature, not your feelings or thoughts.
6. The spiritual practice of showing charity to God must be done with your vessel nature, not your feelings or thoughts.
7. The spiritual practice of accepting that there is only One Self, One God, and that you are nobody must be done with your vessel nature, not your feelings or thoughts.

How to Know: 04-15-2026

1. If you want to know, study silence.
2. If you want to know, study stillness.
3. If you want to know, study not-trying.
4. If you want to know, study non-doing.
5. If you want to know, study not-owning.
6. If you want to know, study not-claiming.
7. If you want to know, study not-knowing.
8. If you want to know, study being nobody.
9. If you want to know, study being nothing.
10. If you want to know, study non-becoming.

Stop Struggling with Thinking: 04-14-2026

1. You are an eternal sucker for the game of fighting thinking with thinking.
2. You are an eternal sucker for the game of trying to change thinking with thinking.
3. You are an eternal sucker for the game of trying to control thinking with thinking.
4. You are an eternal sucker for the game of fighting your thinking being you with your thinking being somebody else.
5. You are an eternal sucker for the game of fighting your thinking being you with your thinking being something else.
6. Thinking is never a being, a change agent, a controller, or a fighter because it has no being, power, or virtue of its own.

Seek & Find: 04-13-2026

1. You will find peace when you can sit alone and do nothing.
2. You will find yourself when you stop seeking to be somebody or something.
3. You will find the truth when you find the one God, the one Self, the one to whom all glory belongs.
4. You will find God when you seek the One Self with three parts, who is the source of all and the only one deserving of praise.
5. You will find your purpose and meaning when you find your way to share and worship the one God, the one Self, the only one deserving of glory and praise.

“Let them praise the name of the Lord: for his name alone is excellent; his glory is above the earth and heaven.” —Psalm 148:13

Path of Finding Yourself: 04-12-2026

1. The path of finding yourself is littered with the bodies of who you are not.
2. The path of finding yourself is littered with the bodies of your Frankenstein monsters.
3. The path of finding yourself is littered with the bodies of fictional characters from your self-stories.
4. The path of finding yourself is the discovery that you are nobody and nothing because there is only one self.
5. The path of finding yourself is more about who you are not than who you are because who you are is nobody.
6. The path of finding yourself is the discovery that you are nobody and nothing because you exist to host, reflect, and worship the One.