. . . being a “vegetable” for three weeks lead me to speak of “nothing” — everywhere we turn, another addiction … but we love them, and so we don’t call them addictions … we call them “interests” … and they help us forget reality … a reality where we don’t count … a reality where words don’t exist … where there is no “where” … tabula rasa … or if you still want “something” —> the School of No Media …

BRAINBLEED(s) - 3 weeks of ICU to UNLEARN

the particular knowLEDGE of forgetting to even be (but fortunate enough to be able to report about it)

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A Small Nothing/Un Petit Rien 001

Posted by piermarton on November 28, 2012
Posted in: Insights, LifeAfter, Tips.

How can you lose something which you don’t have. U.G. Krishnamurti

Ne parle que des choses heureuses. Pour ce qui est de la peine, pas la peine d’en parler.
Don’t speak of unhappy things. As far as pain is concerned, not worth the pain to speak of that.
Prévert

Post-Mortem
I used to said that the avant-garde was death…
Whenever I approach THE topic – the only one, besides health and survival, with any gravitas – eyes glaze over, urgently begging me to get back to more mundane topics.
No one is interested in going to the edge, where I was and where I still reside, if such estrangement can be considered a residence.

What I may say may, yes, challenge everything that is considered part of life.

(to be continued in small segments – to be ultimately edited)

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