| If you are aware of a state which you call is, or reality, or life
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| This implies another state called isn’t
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| Or illusion, or unreality, or nothingness, or death
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| There it is, you can’t know one without the other
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| And so as to make life poignant, it’s always gonna come to an end
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| That is exactly, don’t you see, what makes it lively
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| Liveliness is change, it’s motion
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| So you see, you’re always at the place, where you always are
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| And you think WOOWIY! |
| little further on we’ll get there!
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| I hope we don’t go further down
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| So that we loose what we already have
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| But that is built into every creatures situation
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| No matter how high, no matter how low
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| So in this sense all places are the same place
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| And the only time you ever notice any diffrence is in the moment of transition
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| When you go up a bit, you gain
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| When you go down a bit, you feel disappointed, gloomy, lost
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| You can go all the way down to death
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| Somehow there seems to be a difficulty getting all the way up
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| Death seems so final
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| Nothingness seems so very, very irrevicable and permanent
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| But then if it is, what about the nothingess that was before you started?
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| On the contrary, it takes nothing to have something
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| Cause you wouldn’t know something was without nothing
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| You wouldn’t be able to see anything unless there was nothing behind your eyes
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| The most real state is the state of nothingness
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| This is what its all gonna come to |