DESIRE OF THE CREATOR, DESIRE OF THE CREATURE Hubbard said that there was theta the problem creator, and theta the problem solver. Adore says there is the game creator and the game player. Author and Character. Creator and Creature. God and Soul. The primary opposition of desire then is between the desire of the game creator to extend the game, and the desire of the player to win the game. Justice is that we get what we postulate. That would be a best of all possible worlds, wouldn't it? If any justice exists at all then, of course justice reigns at all times, for the first thing we would have postulated is that it do so. Thus one can surmise that we want what we have, and we have what we want, and we have it exactly and only because we want it. The question is which one of us wants it, the game creator or the game player? For those lost in the valley of the shadow of death, this can be a hard question, for life certainly does not look desirable even as a game we would have created for ourselves. No one in their right mind would create themselves and their loved ones as human in this meat grinder of a universe. Naivety is thinking they would. :) Life boggles our sense of could, would and should. This is overwhelm, overwhelm of our sense of artistic motivation for the creation of ourselves as creature and the context we live in, we can't create ourselves big enough as creatures to consider that we were or are creators over our own game. "Who me? Not I, Sir! I certainly did not create or even agree to this game, I am still seeking a place to hide from it! Thus the creator has created something for itself that exceeds itself as a creature. However all of life is God in carnation, thus it can be no other way. Thus the creature spends its whole life seeking for who or what created him, and to chew a bone with it, asking why is it such an asshole. when in truth God is to be found under your own pillow. utterly and absolutely where you already are and always will be, here now. Doubt in this leads to resentment, faith in this Creator/Creature relationship should lead to acceptance which leads to vanishment. Thus recovering for the being that he is playing HIS game, and that he can call time outs on it periodically to adjust the laws of play, goes a long ways to making a well and happy being. No longer human perhaps, for who would call a resentment free being, human, but recognizable none the less as something to make and be friends with, in yourself and in others. The creature doesn't mind playing other people's games too, but only by HIS choice, and if he gets too impressed with someone else's game he will want to out do it himself in return favor. Thus games and trade in games have gotten quite involved, and the competition as to who can make the roughest, toughest, longest lasting game is in the semi finals. The games we lose quickly are no fun, the games we win easily are no fun either. The games that are the most fun are the games that put a load on our motor and keep it there. The fun is in the chase, the quality of that dance from conception to attainment called time and the effort to win that flows through it. Caught between the desire for greatness and seriousness, the being dances as if on the ball floor of hell, dodging the gauntlet of fire to win whatever bauble he envisions is worth the danger of failure and defeat. The only mercy is that if he is defeated utterly, and I do mean *UTTERLY*, he wakes up to Eternal Omni Awesome Peace again as if the whole thing never happened. He designed it this way as his backup out should he never win at anything ever again. Thus although the player pretends he wants to win, down deep he knows the glory is in the play. In the ideal game, he will play forever and then win at the end just before his energy runs out :) Much art only exists where there is form in motion, and thus time, and time only exists where there is separation between conception and attainment. Thus the hardest games are the games of long duration, because they were and are the most fun, but many of them may be forgotten by now, as they went on 'too long'. No they didn't, he's just saying that to keep them going. If he didn't complain about the game, they might all vanish on him and everyone else too. Thus your preclear may be found to be in a state of trying to continue a game by resisting it, not playing it fully, or trying to win a game by losing it. These inversions need to be handled so the preclear can come back to orientation about what game it is he really wants to play and what game he is, and has been, playing anyhow born of high appreciation for ludicrous demise. Every thing else will handle itself once the vectors of game play are reoriented towards action and ability and willingness, nay eagerness, to be here. Get the idea of Eternal Eagerness. That games of seriousness and greatness run on courage does not in any way change any of the above. Homer ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Homer Wilson Smith The Paths of Lovers Art Matrix - Lightlink (607) 277-0959 KC2ITF Cross Internet Access, Ithaca NY homer@lightlink.com In the Line of Duty http://www.lightlink.com Thu May 3 01:00:14 EDT 2007 Sun Sep 22 01:07:06 EDT 2013