10-21-2019, 01:43 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-21-2019, 03:57 PM by Have at ye.)
It turned out there's not Hot Lacanian Action tonight, it's next week. 
Derp. 
Anyroad (just for you, RTBoss! 
) I went for a walk, had some serious random musings going on, *radical* notions. Won't go into detail, but here's a neat trick: as per creepy uncle Lacan, there's a world of difference between "imaginary death" (the one that the unconscious perceives as "narcissistic death of the subject" [subject - a. k. a. ego; "ego-death", whatever, it goes by many different names; uncle Lacan claimed that whenever daddy Freud used the word "ego" he actually meant "the subject" as in linguistics, and I'd say he was right, as daddy Freud didn't really use the Latin term "ego", but the German "Ich", so simply "I", in various wonky German configurations, like "Ichwhateverichkeit etc'", added the Latin term "ego" in the text as per standard MD practice of the day, as he started out as a physician, and then it got conflated by later psychobabblers into the concept of "the ego", whatever that actually is, lol] and suchlike, but I digress 
) and "real death", "death in the real". Your unconscious might not know the difference, but *you* do. Objectively.
Now, lately I've been noticing wonky sensations in the upper heart area, which would appear to be related to removal of something nasty (so probably fear); now I'm going eerily similar sensations in the *lower heart* area, and it's pretty deep inside there, but it's happening. Wowzers, we're actually doing this.
Derp. Anyroad (just for you, RTBoss! ) I went for a walk, had some serious random musings going on, *radical* notions. Won't go into detail, but here's a neat trick: as per creepy uncle Lacan, there's a world of difference between "imaginary death" (the one that the unconscious perceives as "narcissistic death of the subject" [subject - a. k. a. ego; "ego-death", whatever, it goes by many different names; uncle Lacan claimed that whenever daddy Freud used the word "ego" he actually meant "the subject" as in linguistics, and I'd say he was right, as daddy Freud didn't really use the Latin term "ego", but the German "Ich", so simply "I", in various wonky German configurations, like "Ichwhateverichkeit etc'", added the Latin term "ego" in the text as per standard MD practice of the day, as he started out as a physician, and then it got conflated by later psychobabblers into the concept of "the ego", whatever that actually is, lol] and suchlike, but I digress ) and "real death", "death in the real". Your unconscious might not know the difference, but *you* do. Objectively.Now, lately I've been noticing wonky sensations in the upper heart area, which would appear to be related to removal of something nasty (so probably fear); now I'm going eerily similar sensations in the *lower heart* area, and it's pretty deep inside there, but it's happening. Wowzers, we're actually doing this.
"A man who is doing his True Will has the inertia of the Universe to assist him." - A. Crowley
