The
Perfection Gear
Operating @100%, i.e. @1, i.e. @1’ness
The Perfection Gear (i.e. the contact speed (or connection rate) of
c) is achieved if and when 100% (i.e. absolute with regard to a given
capacity) self-condensation (or concentration; Sanskrit: samadhi) is
achieved. The
Perfection Gear (i.e. speed
@c, hence @absolute speed) happens if and when a (complex) self (i.e. a byte
(as series) of differences) is fully condensed (i.e. fully self-ordered,
therefore @rest, therefore in nirvana). Fully condensed (i.e. concentrated),
it presents for contact as a (deadweight) bit, unit or quantum, therefore at
the ultimate speed (of absolute certainty, i.e. @c). In other words, the Perfection Gear (or speed, i.e. absoluteness of
contact) is achieved if and when a self (momentarily) achieves wholeness
(i.e. completeness, i.e. @1status, i.e. one-pointed-ness, hence
self-stillness). The upside- and/or after-effects (i.e. the self’s
pay-offs) of connecting with (or driving in) the Perfection
Gear
(sometimes experienced visually as purple, but mostly as a very bright or
golden glow) are awesome. They are the ultimate experience schedule, mistaken
by some as the (experience of the) Ultimate (i.e. as the atman (Pali: atta)
≈ the Brahman, or god, or THE GOD). The self-affects of contact @c are
the experience of absolute (because presenting @c, hence at the absolute
contact rate) realness, of absolute (i.e. non-exclusive) consciousness and of
absolute (i.e. all-pervading) joy (or rapturous bliss, Sanskrit: ananda),
the latter being a self-representation of the (apparently unlimited) degree
of energy available (hence of freedom (Sanskrit: ananta) for further
contact. The downside affect of the Perfection Gear (or speed), that is to say, its
extreme danger, is that in order to achieve it, the self must eliminate its
(internal) imperfection (i.e. its @-less-than-c-contact-capacity), that is to
say, its internal disorder (i.e. its misalignment, disharmony, random
movement, hence heat, and so on). In other words, to achieve the Perfection Gear, a self (i.e. an identifiable reality) has to die
to itself, i.e. to cease, indeed, stop all internal action, i.e. become cold,
and hence hard as a rock (or deadwood); in short, it must speed up into the
steady state of (psych-)osis. Since increased speed brings closer to perfection,
and therefore to its awesome and blissful pay-offs, every human self-drives
to speed up, indeed by any means physical and mental and, already since
ancient times, chemical. Advanced
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