2011-01-29: Fantasy vs. Reality – Why the Masters win - The 2012 Fad

DATE:          2011-01-29

POSTING:         the2012Fad.com

TITLE:                  Fantasy vs. Reality – Why the Masters win

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Hello, and welcome to http://www.the2012Fad.com

I am your host for the evening, Charlie Bluehawk.

Last night, we chatted about “Tribal Instinct” and how are Masters, the Elite, the Committee of 300, the Olympians know about our tribal instincts too, and why they work so very very hard to keep us from knowing where we came from, or what we are capable of doing once we discover that we need each other.

Tonight, I thought we would chat about “Fantasy vs. Reality, and why our Masters always seem to win.

It is a very human trait to avoid pain, of any kind.  Whether physical or emotional.

Emotional, is far more damaging, and does far greater harm then physical.  This I know from personal experience.

By the age of five most of the bones in my body had been broken by my parents and relatives.  Seems that I was an “unwanted” child, and they liked to remind me of that.

But nothing hurt me more then the terrible things they said to me.  The bones, for the most part, have bended (thanks again to years of yoga), but the emotional, the psychological effects stayed with me for a lifetime.

And the Masters know this.

They know that a few carefully selected words can render the strongest, the bravest of us into a puddle of ooze.

Fight a warrior with a sword, and you will loose every time.  Break a warrior’s heart, and you break the man.

Our Masters know this.

Violence is very useful, when you have lots of people to deal with.  But again individuals who might rise up and defy you?  Who might rise up and become a great leader?  Break the heart, kill the soul.

My soul has died quite a few times.  Not a problem, I got a rental.

Who says money cannot buy happiness?

Am I saying that I am a great leader?

No.  If I was, you and I would not be having this chat right now.  Because if I was a great leader The Village would have been built decades ago, and we would all have been hidden away in the mountains long before this.

So, “no”, I am not a great leader.  I am more “target practice.”

The bravest soul I know is the one who can ask say the words: “I love you.”  That is someone who knows what is worth living for, and I will stand at their side no matter what.

I have said it a few times, and I still have the scars to prove it.

But it takes a very special soul, a unique person, to put all that they are on the line, to say those three little words, that will separate you from heaven or from hell.

I know people who have been in love, and never could say those words, so rather then take the chance for happiness, they live a lifetime in sadness.  They are unfulfilled as people.  They hurt, and they ache, but they are safe, safe inside of the “fantasy”.

Reality is very frightening, but its only frightening for a moment, and then the moment passes, and then you are free.

“Fantasy” hurts you forever, because like all lies, more lies have to be told to support it. And the pain?  Not worth living for, and death would become an option, the only option, but if you are so afraid of speaking three words, its doubtful you will turn that way.

So what does all this mean to us here, right now?

The Masters know about our fears, and use them against us.  Just read a mainstream newspaper, or go to the bank and listen to CNN screaming out of the wide screen TV sets.  Everything fifteen minutes there is a new fear, a new threat, a new horror for us to be afford of .

I just want to say “I love you” and I just want to hear her say those same words back to me.

That would be worth anything.  That would be worth living for.  That would be worth dying for.

A reason to live.

I hope that you have one.

For all of us here at the2012Fad.com, this is Charlie Bluehawk wishing you a really good day, and reminding you to keep a good thought!