The management is missing
I’ve got to function in consensus reality, even if ultimately it’s an illusion. What good does it do to know it’s all a construct?
There’s no getting rid of the constructs. The point is just to see how they create the illusion of a separate “me.” Because it’s this illusion that we are a puny, vulnerable little self that causes our constant dissatisfaction, stress, and suffering.
We fear no longer being able to function if this is recognized, but that fear is from within the assumption that the bodymind needs management in order to function.
If I see I’m not really here, it will all collapse. So let’s be real, I’ve got to uphold things. I can’t be gotten rid of. I’m essential to making life happen properly.
But, ignoring these types of self-referencing thoughts, it becomes clear that “the management” is missing. Functioning is already happening just fine, with or without any “instructions from an apparent manager.”
We already are everything experiencing itself in embodied form, and that embodied form functions all by itself.
There’s no one in there who needs to uphold consensus-reality constructs. They are already part of the experience.
No one has to figure out how to keep functioning when this is recognized because no one is making the human function.
