At first there is nothing. Then
there is an "eye". This "eye" decides the am. The "eye" experiences the
am it has decided. The "eye" likes or dislikes the am and the
experience. The "eye" changes the am, and the experience changes. Now
with two points to extrapolate direction, the "eye" chooses which
experience it preferred. The "eye" again changes the am, thereby
changing the experience of the am again. Any direction is valid for
adjusting the am, decided only by the preference of the "eye". Habit,
AKA momentum, predetermines the am, but the "eye" is the one to choose
the am. It may be easier for the "eye" to adjust direction, than to stop
the momentum of an experienced action. The "eye" chooses the am so it
is in control of every experience regardless of the momentum or any
reaction.
It would appear that the "eye" is the eye of that
which was there before the "eye". At first there IS, then comes
everything else. It would appear that the "eye" is the eye of Is. I
experience the am, I have chosen in the Is. I can change the am, and
experience a different Is. The momentum of my memory and habits may be
easier to gradually adjust, but that is the am I choose. Maybe now is
the am, I choose to be better. Now is the better am, I choose to be. Now
is the best am, I choose to be.
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