THE BIG BATTLE

excerpts from the miracle memoir…

“bart, with his phatty cords and multi-colored fabric stitched in to the sides, was one of those characters in my past that used outright rudeness to help illuminate my path to discovering the infinite spirit wisdom.  one time after bart finished puffin’ down on a schwag blunt, he then proceeded to thank me ‘for bringin’ him down.’  his buzz from an earlier ‘dank nugget’ had willfully been deflated.  years later, i would come to realize that i did in fact ‘harsh the vibe,’ but to my defense i did not know yet the heady world of discovery that was in store for me.  as i sit here twiddling my peyote stitch ensconcing my most high white dreadlock, i look off at my devil sticks and proper snodgrass piece in the background and wonder, ‘how could i have ever been so deluded?’”

excerpts from the spiritual teachings of el keyote…basically we can thank miracle spirit for killing the buzz…

‘miracle spirit became overwhelmed by his lucidly insidious revelations.  he panicked to himself, “why is my rabbit hole filled with rats?”  el keyote, silently vibing alongside miracle spirit, was stunningly perplexed by this conundrum.  was miracle spirit an agent provocateur?  was he truly the hippy darth vader?’

excerpts from the spiritual teachings of el keyote…

‘a student asked miracle spirit “what’s the difference between ‘catchin’ the sketch’ and ‘squirelling out?’”  miracle spirit nodded in acknowledgement to el keyote and deferred to his infinite spirit wisdom.  el keyote instead posed a koan to his student: “an artist sketches his world, what he or she sees.  a squirrel forages for acorns and hides them in the world he or she knows.”  the student rejoiced in jubilation for he finally understood life’s great ponderance.’

excerpts from a conversation in the spiritual teachings of el keyote…

el keyote: (to miracle spirit) “oh man you are like the hippy darth vader”

a book review on ‘defectivism’ by nathaniel paluga

basically this brother kicks down infinite spirit wisdom…

“’Defectivism’ is a phenomenological and ontological theology holding that there is a fundamental flaw in the design of the universe because in consciousness there are emotional experiences absent or lacking a sense of the ideal: perfection in paradise. Defectivism posits a design, the Core Defective Design, and so too a designer. Therefore, Defectivism is not just a philosophy on the metaphysical structure of this universe. It is a Theology: the study of God (Fate) and God’s defective relationship to human consciousness (will) within this universe.”

basically eat the heady fats to keep ur mental chi up…

“’The membranes of our neurons are composed of fat, so the quality of fat that you are eating definitely has an influence on the quality of the neuron membranes, and the body’s synthesis of neurotransmitters is dependent on the vitamins you’re eating,’ Dr. Martinez-Gonzalez added.”

pretty good excerpt from a noam chomsky interview in high times from ‘98…basically we can thank hitler, mussolini, and franco for killing the buzz and we can thank uncle sam and the godfathers for bringing it back, man.

“If you look into the history of what is called the CIA, which means the U.S. White House, its secret wars, clandestine warfare, the trail of drug production just follows. It started in France after the Second World War when the United States was essentially trying to re-institute the traditional social order, to rehabilitate Fascist collaborators, wipe out the Resistance and destroy the unions and so on. The first thing they did was re-constitute the Mafia, as strikebreakers or for other such useful services. And the Mafia doesn’t do it for fun, so there was a tradeoff: Essentially, they allowed them to re-institute the heroin-production system, which had been destroyed by the Fascists. The Fascists tended to run a pretty tight ship: They didn’t want any competition, so they wiped out the Mafia. But the U.S. re-constituted it, first in southern Italy, and then in southern France with the Corsican Mafia. That’s where the famous French Connection comes from.”