The illusion of one's true self and reality. What is reached by breaking free from past accumulations. ── A coordinate structure as if it had existed since before birth
- the coordinates where one's true self is meant to live
- ── The nature of something you end up chasing
- However, that subtle sensation is easily killed.
- "Testament" - All 6 parts left behind by Suguri before leaving the public eye
- Thinking in terms of surfaces of time. From linear time to two-dimensional time. ── Observing the present while setting up an alternative perspective.
- Pseudo-understanding ── cutting out only the parts you understand and convincing yourself
There is the expression "one's true self." However, it is often used while remaining ambiguous as to what it actually refers to.
It is a coordinate structure, neither a desire nor an ideal image, as if it had existed since before birth.
the coordinates where one's true self is meant to live
My current self is influenced by various things. The country of Japan. The environment in which I grew up. My parents' customs. The characteristics of the Japanese language. Experiences during my student days through academic achievement and sports.
Remove that state for a moment and place the position that represents how it truly is. It is easier to understand if you grasp it not as a work of art called "yourself" built up by past accumulations, but as a coordinate axis representing a state where the concentration of your authentic self is high.
So, this is different from setting goals. Rather than deciding for yourself, it is closer to the process of going to find something that is already there.
── The nature of something you end up chasing
These coordinate axes have a distinctive property. Rather than choosing them by logic, one is drawn to pursue them.
Even the way they are grasped is not through analysis. They are said to be grasped through internal resonance, receptivity, and a sense of mission. They do not appear clearly; they arrive first as a subtle presence.
However, that subtle sensation is easily killed.
The problem is right here. Modern society is structured and designed in such a way that it kills the ability to perceive subtle things, even though we should be able to feel them.
Information, evaluation, and short-term judgment are all supplied from the outside. When buried in that quantity, the impulses coming from the inside are the first to be discarded.
Here, meditation is being re-evaluated. At first, it is fine to simply close your eyes. First, remember the eye that looks inward rather than outward. From there, you can pursue even more advanced meditation.
And suppose you manage to somehow arrive at an image of your true self—how do you go about actualizing it? How do you break away from past accumulations and experience it with the vivid reality of a tangible future?
Work like branding also falls into this context. How to perceive the sixth dimension and translate the state closest to it into the information space on the fifth dimension. If done consciously, it connects with reproducibility.
Of course, this is a matter of logical structure, not a discussion of specific methods for realization.
First, remove four-dimensional thinking limitations, and beyond that, reach the sixth dimension and a new self.
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