Join My Cult - Original Falcon Press

RANDOM “YES MAN” IN STARTER JACKET, ADIDAS, LOTS
OF GOLD CHAINS, WALKS BEHIND HIM, STANDS WITH ARMS
CROSSED.
Random Yes Man: Yeeeeah, thazrigh—Black Osiris pushin’
daisies…gyroscope lucifugin’ babies.
OTHER ACTORS SHIFT UNCOMFORTABLY
Black Osiris: My digestive tract is solar powered, burning marine
layer off ya eyes… Conscious level: preaching freedom of the mind
while they pollute this shit… Say see but I say hear here—I just got no
flow… Undertow in this bitter ocean bottom… Lips made of rubber,
heart elastic, verbals drastic—open your eyes.
Random Yes Man: Word. Open your eyes, cross pollinate.
Robert: Indeed, indeed… This is something I’ve been doing a lot of
thinking about as well. But about holograms, a hologram is something
where every piece is an exact representation of the whole and will reconstruct
the entire image on any scale. The brain’s deep structure, for instance,
is holographic. It structures all of our senses holographically from
a single energy frequency, and distributes it throughout the system. Now
to understand this, you really have to understand how Fourier
Transforms work—
Rachelle: (CUTTING ROBERT OFF) I’m pretty sure that we are
naturally drawn towards people with complementary frequencies. “I’m
on your wavelength, man” isn’t just a random phrase.
Anne: I’m looking for a natural, necessary interaction. Things happen
because they have to. IT couldn’t have been any other way. I wonder
about this all the time. Being who I was at the time, would I have done
anything in my life differently?
Leri: (GRINNING) I suppose that either you experience it or you
don’t. I know that, for myself, I have to make myself forget things so that
they can occur naturally. Like this conversation we’re having now…
Every time I do a “ritual,” to avoid “lust of result,” I have to remove the
memory of precisely what I did, distance myself from whatever it was
that I did, and get on with living until the results show themselves. Of
course, every intentional act is a “ritual” act, so there’s something interesting
here. If misinterpreted, one might be prone to say that there’s
something pathological here.
Robert: Our brains are naturally programmed to do it.
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