Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari, "The Desiring Machines” 

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Her hair is a nomad, unbounded, free flowing, creating new lines of flight between all subject matter

The context is she studies Deleuze and Guattari

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In the schizo realm, as long as one lives in a place of the mind and not simply of experience in and of itself - potentially what is of the attempt in pursuing enlightenment in the mystical sense, one is still in the prison of an alternative structure, possibly some amalgamation of mythic stories, all kinds of things. And you're all alone. Probably the worst part of analyzing from the outside is the focus on what happens with the mind and not without the mind. What shines through without, you can't possibly know it without experiencing it. Things happen in a really weird, surreal ways to lead you to certain conclusions. And most of what Deleuze focuses on is the part of the mind and desire. Although from time to time I can experience a kind of synchrophrenia and I can transmit it in some kind of flow state transmission like a live spontaneous channeling tear jerking musical ballad one might overcome by in a rapturous feeling but instead I can share these experiences or least the current can transmit what's really underneath the words. People are so stupefied and lost in a matrix of symbols, they can't even fathom experiences such as this. At least in the West. And to all those utterly trying to rationalize and storify these experiences, we're still seen as lunatics. So fucking idiotic they think "God" experiences are totally just disorders of thinking when they are 1st based in experiences which then one tries to reason and share and in this, this trying to put into words is what you reduce it to. Fuck ideology. Fuck theists. Fuck atheists. Experience is beyond is. It is a totally different kind of prison because at least in your prison, other people are with you, 99% of people In our prison it can be absolutely horrible and horrifying and disgusting. In your prison you think your you. You is all you experience. The irony is you've been schizmed this whole time, it's just covered up by stories. That's the enlightenment project to keep covering it up with symbols. Human project really. We're all just hiing being. if you don't break through, your caught both in your own prison that likely even no one tries to or could actually understand unless they were schizophrenic and your still caught in oedipal prison too. I say this from experience. You truly want it? Go take some datura until you break your thinking machine. Go see shadow people, elves, horrible things in your head. Lose control of your body your thoughts. Experience what your friend experienced and everyone around you be afraid of you and give up on you. Lie in a pile of your own shit and lie in a pile of your own self hatred. It's unlikely by the way your friend even remembers or totally experienced doing these things. They probably weren't even entirely there. It's like being hijacked by a dream or a nightmare. 😉 I think somewhere in South America, there are even still datura practitioners. There also is no breaking through or some end or going from being schizmed to not. It is a lifetime project to just try to bring something back useful not no more psychosis. You have to give up everything to live a life of purpose with these experiences. It is most often a death sentence and lifetime of suffering. People that come back just come back to this realm. To actually be able to go into these states and interact in this realm and "produce" in a way with those experiences is another thing entirely. Idk this is a hypomanic rant

Don't take this personally. I'm also commenting on some of the video as well as this. And venting generally. As horrible and as horrifying and as likely as it is to completely ruin you, I am still for creating a world and the conditions by which we can all escape the oedipal condition and become schizophrenic. Probably still have to go into the depths of hell and horror but come out the other side not lie there and suffer for the remainder of your life, hating yourself and suppressing everything.

@@curtsiburrowes4065 That is idiotic and dangerous. You sound like an utter moron.

I think so too

and most coherent

the bwo is meant to describe the movement from traingulated or dual subjectivity into the mode of being called the One. to be One is to reject the psychoanalytic conception of being as that of a primary split or lack. a bwo is a plane of consistency on which cuts are made, divisions, events. it remains the same though even after the event. you make yourself a BWO by remaining on the surface or rather between the surface and its understanding "crunched" into a concept. the information should float to you like sense was a golden wheel rotating underneath your palms while you were only just dreaming

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Joyce, Artaud, Beckett, Kafka

by plugging the body without organs (catatonic schizophrenic subject, intensity = 0, model of death) into flows of desire and labor (the nomadic subject)

*flows of desire and labor which go beyond the family and representation, instead of bouncing back on to them, or remaining stuck

@@sheenamcgrath9238 oh interesting, i've had trouble understanding the body w/o organs concept

@@sheenamcgrath9238 yes, unfortunately the relations to parents/family is so pronounced in our culture (which for some can be an o.k. thing), but for those that need to separate themselves from that dynamic there is a mental scar, just because how it so relentlessly emphasized as a paradigmatic point of emphasis for our culture ... and that the parents 'judgement' is a false standard

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neither does she.

@@Richard-fl4oo Precisely. She doesn't even understand her own notes.

Just watch one half then watch the other half later 🙄

Deleuze puts an emphasis on 'becoming', which is why there's a flatline for machinery. It's another way to appropriate Nietzsche's will to power, as we commit to becoming what's outside of us, the same way every essential process to live works. The way to free yourself from being this machinic flatline, is to fulfill the body without organs, this rejects machinic desire (production) and the will to power.

@@sorrygio i think it's involved with the non-distinction between humans and nature, the materialistic approach, in which there is no soul/spirit, so it's just a cybernetic framework ... and that doesn't remove all value, but makes it more of one huge process, machine-like

how come?