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Love II: Transference

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Love II: Transference  The subject of love makes me cringe; it’s nervy, rocky, unstable, without foundation, loose and unintelligible. It’s too risky with little promise of a positive yield. It’s like constantly having your legs open – not wise, it makes you a target. However I attribute the stars in the sky to love – it’s too magical. Your unconscious mind is in free-flow like being intoxicated 24/7. It targets the subconscious. In his book “Group Psychology” the godfather of psychology Sigmund Freud had this to say; “If one can design propaganda or psychological operations that bypass the conscious and rational faculties of the individual, targeting instead suppressed emotions and hidden desires, it is possible to move people to adopt beliefs and behaviors without them being aware of the underlying motivations leading them on.” Smoke on it.  It’s brave and stupid; and no one likes a hero. You leak vital and critical information about yourself. My condolences to t...

Transference: The virgin is a genius

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Transference: The virgin is a genius. When I was 16 I read a book by Napoleon Hill titled “Think and Grow Rich”, it was great – it taught me things I will never forget. I owe a lot to that book. I remember there was a chapter that explored the transmutation of sexual energy into a creative project or something worthwhile. The word transmute basically means to transfer energy. I was so engaged with that chapter. According to Napoleon Hill, the 5 known stimulants known to man are Friends, Music, Money, Love and Sex; with Sexual desire being the most powerful of human desires. He explained: “When driven by this desire, men develop keenness of imagination, courage, will-power, persistence, and creative ability unknown to them at other times. So strong and impelling is the desire for sexual contact that men freely run the risk of life and reputation to indulge it. When harnessed, and redirected along other lines, this motivating force maintains all of its attributes of keenness ...