yes i have thought about this a lot as well, and struggled with my choice on the matter,
the book was so direct i had no choice but to question myself on whether i wanted actual enlightenment or if
it was just something i pursued like a trend, the thing to do.
I do believe it can be seen the way Toine put it. As a game analogy.
But then i don't know whether i actually want to stop playing the game or just get really good at it.
why stop a game thats fun? but why would you not experience the real stuff?
Its a damned big question <to make pun of the title < double pun!!!
and it could be said that the work of Steve (or all of us who participate) is actually just adding more content to a game that escapes us from reality.
<cool thought alert>but maybe if we continue to add more and more then we will break the game and everyone would be forced into reality.
I have trouble pondering that with my thoughts (my thoughts being spoken enlgish in my head) but when i stop thinking and experience the feeling that is creating these complicated thoughts it feels like waking up is what I'm doing I've taken one step to many and its now just a matter of time.
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