All playgrounds end... if it has a beginning, it always has an end. A study of convenient distinctions.
“Come and investigate the sands of convenient distinctions... ones we rarely question.
Take a look at your attachment to creation, step outside and contemplate the notion of collapsing duality.”
“Unfortunately for playground keepers in love with their job and attached to creation, the very nature of sand, water, and play-structures always rust away.”
Many are attached to creation.
“Duality used to be unquestioned in the park, but is now desperate for you to see yourself ‘stuck’ on its swings. Yet, if you get quiet and look around, you’ll perceive the ‘increasing’ jungle gyms of mind control are really symptoms of the playground falling apart.”
Fearing the dissolution of any-thing is a call to realign our perception, to go beyond that which mutually arises.
Beginnings and ends all are due to our closeness to the fractal painting.
“For most who’ve entered the dimension of recreation, it’s more satisfying to feel thrill over spill, beauty over ugliness. But preference doesn’t change the source of origination. Misperceiving duality builds a plastic climbing wall between your Absolute-self and the relative state of the small-self.”
“The slide, and the child on the slide are symptoms of thought confined to a finite existence by its very nature. All the temporal beliefs, along with information, are extinguished through time. Complexity is a built-in contradiction that seals its ‘fate’, as play structures get bigger, heavier and lopsided.”
All of our attachments are to convenient distinctions.
When one side of the mutually arising duality becomes too prevalent it collapses duality.
“Without teeter-totter balance, a specific expression of duality can’t persist. Sometimes the abundance of complexity in the temporal ‘good’ is responsible for dissolution. Other times it’s the arrogance of the temporal ‘evil’ that over-extends its essence. The motion is like a rocking horse swinging back and forth, until complexity and excess vibrates the whole contraption into parts.”
“What opportunity! Birth comes anew, and duality’s reborn.”
No matter how solidly built, eventually all playgrounds end. Where there is life there is death.
“Indeed, it’s in the nature of playgrounds to come and go.”
The image is symbolic of our travels between the attachment to things.