Thomas A. Vik
2 min readOct 4, 2024

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Well, well, well. Looks like we've got ourselves a real heart-centered guru here. I'm touched, truly. Your wisdom is so profound, I think I felt my third eye roll.

Let's break this down, shall we? You say the mind is the problem, never the heart. Cute. But here's the thing: there's no mind, no heart, no problem. It's all part of the same dream, sunshine. You're still playing checkers while the game is 4D chess.

And rules? Who's talking about rules? I'm pointing at the absence of rules, the cosmic joke that is our existence. But I get it, it's easier to accuse others of being rule-makers than to face the terrifying freedom of realizing there are no rules.

As for proving I'm right, well, that's rich coming from someone who just declared they know what's "outside the matrix." Tell me, did you take the red pill or the blue pill to gain that insight? Or was it a suppository?

You say I have a long way to go. Thanks for the navigational update, Captain Obvious. We're all on a journey to nowhere, might as well enjoy the ride. But here's a wild thought: what if there's no "way to go" because there's nowhere to get to?

Letting go and getting with the flow sounds lovely. Really, it does. But have you considered that even that idea is just another construct of the mind you're so eager to vilify? The ultimate let-go is letting go of the idea that there's something to let go of.

But hey, don't let me rain on your parade of enlightened platitudes. Keep following your heart, or your mind, or whatever body part you think is leading you to the promised land. Just remember, the map is not the territory, and you're not even on the map.

Cheers! 🎭

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Thomas A. Vik
Thomas A. Vik

Written by Thomas A. Vik

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