Transference

Transference is the belief that you can transfer the ability to heal, understand or accomplish to a person, object, ideal or organization. It is the antithesis of freedom. To lock yourself into a mind set that takes away your ability to realize understanding that is not a product of the illusion of self. The mind tends to project its problems and solutions away from the ultimate realization. The realization that the self is the beginning and end to all that is the conflict and confusion of life. But it is one thing to understand this conceptually and quite another to realize it moment to moment. Transference is avoidance, a way of escaping the responsibility and freedom of the absolute moment. If we can push our problems and anxieties on to another person or entity then the responsibility lies in the belief system that we have adopted. In this way we can mete out blame for what ails us to a lack of conformity to our particular beliefs either by ourselves or others.

To realize that you are the problem and the solution is a big step toward freedom. Freedom that wipes away all reliance on religions, potions, crystals, systems, enlightened guru's and all the rest of the fantasy's that we create in order to escape true self realization. To live life completely empty of all the garbage that hides the true reality of self is to realize a freedom that has no equal. It is to realize an intelligence that is whole and complete, that is without the need for the crutch of transference in an objective or subjective belief. The mental and physical talismans that we give authority to prevent us from seeing the truth of the actual. They prevent us from realizing an intelligence that is beyond the physical, metaphysical and universal self created monolith.

The truth is found in the chaos and disorganization of the absolute moment, not in the organization and order of idealism and doctrinaire subjectivity. If the mind is caught in the cause and effect of order and justifiable conflict then there is only the illusion of solution, there is never the reality of love that transcends all knowledge. One who is illuminated transcends the organized and the dutiful. Such a person cannot "know" cause and effect and is therefore beyond the duality of life and death, beyond the perception of chaos and disorganization. There is only the one realization, that which is unconditioned by the conceptuality of belief and the illusion of a separate self that knows.