Knowing Is Stupid: 11-04-2026

1. Knowing is stupid because it ends analysis.
2. Knowing is stupid because it ends awareness.
3. Knowing is stupid because it ends examination.
4. Knowing is stupid because it ends experimentation.
5. Knowing is stupid because it ends exploring.
6. Knowing is stupid because it ends fact-finding.
7. Knowing is stupid because it ends inquiry.
8. Knowing is stupid because it ends insight.
9. Knowing is stupid because it ends inspection.
10. Knowing is stupid because it ends intelligence.

Always Here: 11-03-2026

1. There is no place to run but inside.
2. There is no place you need to go but deeper within.
3. There is only one place where you need to be: inside.
4. There is no place better to invest your time than within.
5. There is no place that can provide more help, insight, or guidance than within.

Begin Before You Start: 11-02-2026

1. Empty the cup for a refill.
2. Reflect what you want in your life.
3. Wait for observing to finish on its own.
4. Retreat to the stronghold of God for safety.
5. Return to your original nature and find peace.
6. Still the vessel, so it doesn’t miss what is poured into it.
7. Surrender knowing, so you can see what is in front of you.
8. Quiet the transceiver, so it can broadcast without distortions.

Stop Playing the Fool: 11-01-2026

1. The fool thinks that when he senses something good, he is good, never understanding that he is not made of knowledge.
2. The fool thinks that when he has good sensations, he is good, never understanding that he is not made of knowledge.
3. The fool thinks that when he has good feelings, he is good, never understanding that he is not made of knowledge.
4. The fool thinks that when he has good intentions, he is good, never understanding that he is not made of knowledge.
5. The fool thinks that when he has good intentions, he is good, never understanding that he is not made of knowledge.
6. The fool thinks that when he owns good things, he is good, never understanding that he is not made of knowledge.
7. The fool thinks that when he has achieved something good, he is good, never understanding that he is not made of knowledge.

Do Your Work: 10-31-2026

1. Giving rules receiving. You must give more.
2. Gratitude rules happiness. You must show more gratitude.
3. Courage rules your success. You must show more courage.
4. Surrender to God rules salvation. You must surrender more to God.
5. Loyalty rules your fate. You must maintain loyalty to God above all.

Stay on Top of It: 10-30-2026

1. Focus rules your life. You must rule focus.
2. Habit rules your actions. You must rule habit.
3. Identity rules your self. You must rule identity.
4. Attention rules your mind. You must rule attention.
5. Human nature rules your choices. You must rule human nature.
6. Conscience rules your guilt and shame. You must rule your conscience.

Rule the Rulers: 10-29-2026

1. Sensing rules your sensations. You must rule your sensing.
2. Sensations rule your feelings. You must rule your sensations.
3. Feelings rule your intentions. You must rule your feelings.
4. Intentions rule your thoughts. You must rule your intentions.
5. Thoughts rule your responses. You must rule your thoughts.
6. Responses rule your results. You must rule your responses.

• For more information, please read Feeling-Intention Therapy.

Nobody But God: 10-28-2026

1. Nobody can help you but God.
2. Nobody can save you but God.
3. Nobody is worth your time but God.
4. Nobody has anything to offer you but God.
5. Nobody is of any worth without God inside.
6. Nobody is good for you without God inside.
7. Nobody will help you to stay on the path without God inside.

Better Choices: 10-27-2026

1. Instead of demanding, wait on God.
2. Instead of blaming, confess similar sins.
3. Instead of whining, practice relying on God.
4. Instead of worrying, practice believing God knows what He is doing.
5. Instead of damning, forgive, knowing you share the same nature that would do the same thing.

Observe Yourself Without Effort: 10-26-2026

1. Internally, watch yourself with direct contact.
2. Internally, watch yourself from total passivity.
3. Internally, watch yourself from a place of non-doing.
4. Internally, watch yourself from a place of being nothing.
5. Internally, watch yourself from a place of knowing nothing.
6. Internally, watch yourself from a place of emptiness and stillness.

• When you wander from such practices, return to them by switching back.
• When you wander from such practices, simply retreat to them by switching back.
• When you wander from such practices, surrender to them simply by switching back to them.
• When you engage in such practices, you are out of the way so that wisdom might enter and awaken yourself.

Meditate by Watching Yourself: 10-25-2026

1. Internally, watch yourself without comment.
2. Internally, watch yourself without judgment.
3. Internally, watch yourself without expectations.
4. Internally, watch yourself without interfering with anything.
5. Internally, watch yourself without trying to control anything.
6. Internally, watch yourself without trying to change anything.

• When you follow such practices, you will find that insight arrives in its own time and is taken seriously.

Things Are Not Knowledge (GS): 10-24-2026

1. If things are knowledge, then how can they exist without knowledge of them?
2. If things are knowledge, then why doesn’t incorrect knowledge of them destroy them?
3. If things are knowledge, then why doesn’t incomplete knowledge of them destroy them?
4. If things are knowledge, then why don’t they change when knowledge about them changes?
5. If things are knowledge, then can they exist for an individual lacking correct knowledge of them?
6. If things are knowledge, then how can they be all the diverse and varying knowledge about them without structural damage and destruction?
7. If things are knowledge, then how can they be all the competing and conflicting knowledge about them without internal conflicts that must destroy and fragment them? 

Knowledge Is Never Reality (GS): 10-23-2026

1. The ego is composed of knowledge, so the ego is whatever knowledge you claim it is.
2. When spirituality is composed of knowledge, spirituality is whatever knowledge you claim it is.
3. When beliefs are composed of knowledge, beliefs are whatever knowledge you claim they are.
4. When memories are composed of knowledge, memories are whatever knowledge you claim they are.
5. When experiences are composed of knowledge, experiences are whatever knowledge you claim they are.
6. When a system of study (history, philosophy, political science, psychology, science, sociology) is composed of knowledge, that system and its outputs are whatever knowledge you claim them to be.
7. You can argue about what knowledge something is or is not, but nothing is knowledge but knowledge, making all such arguments about anything but knowledge pointless.

Knowledge Replaces All: 10-22-2026

1. When knowledge is life, life is lost.
2. When knowledge is awareness, awareness is lost.
3. When knowledge is sensations, experience is lost.
4. When knowledge is awareness, you are not aware.
5. When knowledge is life, life is what you claim it is.
6. When knowledge is sensations, sensations can be changed and controlled by knowledge.
7. When knowledge is experiencing (sensing), you are not directly experiencing reality (out of touch).

How Does the Ego Work?: 10-21-2026

1. Life requires two separate awarenesses. First, awareness of the other (the observed). Second, awareness of the self (the observer).
2. The first principle of life is direct awareness (contact) of the other (people, places, the observed, the outside, the physical body, things).
3. This direct contact results in sensations (nonverbal experience).
4. Ego hijacks your primary awareness (the observer), focusing it on the other (the observed) as knowledge (information, language, thoughts, words).
5. As a result, sensations and existence are directly attributed to knowledge rather than to independent experience and reality. Knowledge replaces the observed.
6. The second principle of life is awareness of the self as the experiencer of life. This is direct contact with the self as the active experiencer (the observer).
7. This direct contact results in sensations (nonverbal experience) of the self (the observer).
8. Ego hijacks your secondary awareness (the observer), focusing it on the self as knowledge (information, language, thoughts, words).
9. As a result, sensations and awareness are directly attributed to knowledge rather than to an independent experiencing being (the observer, the self).
10. Self becomes replaced with knowledge as the secondary awareness of your life (the observer). The self is now regarded as knowledge (concepts, images, thoughts).
11. The observer and the observed are both made of thought, so they are one in their shared delusions, dreamlands, illusions, madness, and virtual realities that pass for life while consisting of dead things (thoughts). 

What Is Non-Doing?: 10-20-2026What Is Non-Doing?: 10-20-2026

1. Trying to do non-doing is still doing.
2. Seeking to become non-doing is still doing.
3. Non-doing is a state of being formless, so that doing can pass through the vessel you are.
4. Non-doing is a state of you being still, so that doing can pass through the vessel that you are.
5. Non-doing is a state of you being quiet, so that doing can pass through the vessel that you are.
6. Non-doing is a state of you being empty, so that doing can pass through the vessel that you are.
7. Non-doing is a state of you not knowing, so that doing can pass through the vessel that you are.
8. Non-doing is a state of you being nobody, so that doing can pass through the vessel that you are.
9. Non-doing is a state of you simply waiting, so that doing can pass through the vessel that you are.

• Here are more clues that you can use to make your own sentences: being space, free of things, naked, non-being something, non-interfering, non-knowing, reflecting, retreating, returning, surrendering, unformed.

Non-Doing Is Not Something: 10-19-2026

1. Non-doing cannot exist.
2. Non-doing cannot be done.
3. Non-doing cannot be achieved.
4. Non-doing cannot be mastered.
5. Non-doing is a state of being: nothing more and nothing less.

• Do hosting, reflecting, and sharing, and nothing else.

Freedom From Doing: 10-18-2026

1. Find freedom from doing.
2. Find freedom from doing by finding freedom from knowing.
3. Find freedom from doing by finding freedom from being something.
4. Find freedom from doing by identifying yourself as the host, not the hosted.
5. Find freedom from doing by finding freedom from claiming to be, do, and know something.
6. Find freedom from doing by focusing on your actual abilities: hosting, amplifying, resharing.

Embody Using Your Internal Body: 10-17-2026

1. Embody means to encounter with your body so that your body experiences some event, interaction, or response, not just your mind.
2. Insight alone will not change behavioral or psychological patterns. You need to embody insights for structural changes.
3. When you embody with your physical body, it can be helpful for mechanical, material ego, and spiritual ego processes, but not for true spiritual processes.
4. When you embody with your internal body, it can be helpful for mechanical and spiritual processes, but not for material or spiritual ego processes.
5. Build up enough experiences of your inner body encountering better ways of living and relating, and they will be easier to implement and retrieve.

The Best Actor: 10-16-2026

1. The worst actor: Thinks about being an actor playing a part.
2. The worst actor puts three people on stage: themselves, the actor, and the part to be played.
3. The lousy actor: Thinks they are an actor playing a part.
4. The lousy actor puts two people on stage: themselves and the part they’re supposed to play.
5. The competent actor: Thinks they must become the part to be played.
6. The competent actor puts two people on stage: themselves as the part.
7. The good actor: Thinks they must become lost in the part to be played.
8. The good actor puts one person on the stage: the part.
9. The best actor: Thinks they must learn the feelings, intentions, and responses of the part, and then play them as their own.
10. The best actor puts one person on the stage: themselves with the feelings, intentions, and responses of the part.

• All attempts to act as or portray another must result in internal division causing a degradation of the actor’s performance, presence, and impact.
• When putting yourself on stage with different feelings, intentions, and responses, you will rarely mirror the character as written or as they existed in the past.  However, the performance will be an honest example of them in the world if you understood them correctly because you are present.
• Since most adults are performing (two people) for those around them while simultaneously trying to monitor their performance (three people), most people are the worst kind of actors (split into three).
• One rule to never break: Put only yourself on the stage.