Nothing About Nothing

De: Kevin FitzMaurice

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Some Main Ideas
Thought-Things

• Thought-things replace you.
• Thought-things replace reality.
• We are not real when thought-things.
• Thought-things are nothing about nothing.
• Thought-things exist in a virtual-reality world.
• Thought-things are the problem of the problem.
• Believing in thought-things is believing in fantasies.
• Judging with thought-things produces false judgments.
• Categorizing and labeling people turns them into thought-things (mental objects) that can be easily controlled, manipulated, and disposed of.

Somebodies

• Somebodies feed on your life force.
• Somebodies are nobodies in disguise.
• Somebodies are composed of thought-things.
• Becoming something or somebody is murder.
• Stop trying to become thought-things by trying to become somebodies.
• Your vessel nature and somebodies both need your life force to be in your awareness.

Nothing

• Nothing is better than thought-things.
• Nobody is better than somebody.

Description

• This book is about thought-things and how they are nothing about nothing. Thought-things are reified thoughts, making them nothing thoughts. Nothing thoughts have nothing to say because they are about the madness and nonsense of thoughts defining themselves as realities. Thought-things are about themselves, not reality or truth.
• What thought-things are about is also nothing because reified thoughts are about false realities. False realities are nothing, whereas actual realities are something. So we have nothing about nothing whenever we have a thought-thing.
• Because abstract thinking can be misunderstood and poorly applied, this book sometimes approaches the issue of thought-things emotionally and physically. Whatever way you learn to face (self-identity issues, spiritually, psychologically, emotionally, mentally, factually, practically, logically, physically) the failure and wrongness of thought-things, you must stop using them to live a better and saner life.
• Thought-things are also recognized using other words: concretize, dehumanize, entify, freeze, hypostatize, mental objects, mummify, objectify, ossify, petrify, reify, robotize, and thingify. Self-constructions are the main thought-things that plague the world. Self-constructions are also known as the ego, psychological identities, self-assessments, self-comparisons, self-measurements, self-ratings, and the components of self-esteem, such as self-concepts and self-images.
• Nothing About Nothing takes the book Nobody Speaks and changes the wording of the sections and topics to form a new book. Many of the same lines and phrases are used but with a different emphasis and meaning. We have also chosen to be more explicit and less poetic. Some additional sections and topics are added, most occurring after the original ones from Nobody Speaks.
• “Nothing” can have several meanings depending on the context and intention. It is not always clear which definition is meant or if more than one is meant simultaneously. Consider such instances as an opportunity to explore within to gain insight.