Demonic Programming

If we are an ordinary person who believes that life is about personal entertainment, then our upbringing, culture and news are just part of this process. Depending on what aspect of this ‘programming’ we acquire, our persona – our caricature – will manifest in a certain way. Even though we think we are individuals, we have merely taken on a self image; we want more of the same, going into an act or performance and becoming increasingly addicted to ourselves.

If, on the other hand, we want to break out of this caricature programming which goes round in circles, we then have to re-view our upbringing, culture and news, to see the effect they have. When we look, we find that the effect is huge – we are imprisoned! We are suffocating in zcollective rehearsed programming.

What is holding us back from recognising our true nature? Because of tiny fears, we quickly become attached to a way of life. This may feel like a choice but we are grasping at anything that seems safe because others are doing it; we copy their neurolinguistic programme (I know I did…).

Even though we may receive spiritual teachings, we still have these fears, which express themselves in our habitual behaviour and reactions to others. We may have compassion for those suffering afar, but not for the smelly individual sitting next to us.

It doesn’t matter how much we think we know about the nine yanas, if we don’t recognise the pure nature of compassionate mind then learning is pointless. Theory is merely information/programming, and we have to tread carefully with what we think we know in order to avoid conceit and pride.

Demonic programming is keeping us locked into the same state.

Are you desperate for news?
Are you addicted to the news?

The news is the same as yesterday with different names.
The news is the same as last week with different names.
The news is the same as last year with different names.

There is nothing new.
We seek information,
but don’t review the effect of that information.

The victorious ones only taught one thing…
..the true nature of mind.
They never taught anything beyond this!

Learning is wonderful.
Unlearning is wonderful.
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