Unprecedented first time: Interview with Hong Nanzhou on the structure of the ventricle (consciousness)!

2013-10-17 08:25

Ventricular (consciousness) If the deconstructed content does not have the ability to generate dissociation through meaningless homework, but is simply written through words, there will be no way for people to see the direction of focus in a unified way. As long as it is written in words, different from person to person, and interpreted according to meaning, contradictions will appear. So, so far, in the past 20 years, I have never been interviewed about ventricular (deconstructive content), this is the first time (previous interviews were limited to bamboo character art). I hope this adventure can stimulate people's positive benefits , if...there is nothing wrong with it. I think this is equivalent to issuing a ticket to board Noah's Ark. Those who are destined will naturally get the opportunity. And those who give up voluntarily will have no regrets, anyway. There is still reincarnation, and we have to go home in the end. About the deconstruction of the ventricle (consciousness)

Communicator Hong Nanzhou: Get out of the concept and restore the original. Reporter Sun Xiaoxia presents the deconstruction and development of the ventricle (consciousness) in words. Its conveyor, Hong Nanzhou, is an adventure. The reality of life transcends words. Even at this moment, for the writer who has not yet understood, every word and meaning of this article is understood. It’s just a reflex action after being restrained. In life, how can words, the carrier of existing concepts and experiences, bring people to a landscape outside themselves? To borrow the words of Hong Nanzhou, convey the exit of life through words. , for a person who has seen the reality, it is so helpless that it cannot be said. For a person who has not reached the reality, writing this article and seeing this article are all based on past experience, and the result is certain. If it is out of shape, the effect will definitely be deviated, far from true understanding (that true understanding will not be included in the interpretation of past experience). Therefore, the launch of this article is really a last resort adventure. So, why still. Want to start this text adventure?

Hong Nanzhou's metaphor: Even if there is danger, the risk does not mean not to do it. In addition, in recent years, the content conveyed by the deconstruction of the ventricle (consciousness). , has been proven by some participants in Taiwan and Mainland China. Because of this, the deviation or misunderstanding caused by the deconstruction of words and language will be diluted to a certain extent. "Words have their own reasons. Interpretations that vary from person to person can at best help everyone focus on the direction of the exit of life. If you only stay at the language and text stage, understanding the deconstruction of the ventricle (consciousness) will only warm your consciousness."

During the interview, Hong Nanzhou repeatedly emphasized that he hoped that readers would not be limited to the meaning of the words when they read the relevant words. This would violate the original intention of deconstructing the ventricle (consciousness) of the interview. Since 1994, Hong Nanzhou has been in Taiwan. The deconstruction of the ventricle (consciousness) has been delivered to more than 6,000 times. Every time a new focus class is held, Hong Nanzhou reminds new participants (the deconstruction of the ventricle (consciousness) refers to those who come here to contact as participants): Only by participating in the intensive class, can you be precise. Only by completing meaningless homework and getting rid of concepts can the true nature of life be awakened. As for the consequences that will inevitably occur after the article is published, he used his own experience in a night market as follows: 15 years ago, he was in Zhongli, Taiwan. At the night market, he saw a beggar with disabled legs lying on the ground begging, so he walked up and asked the beggar what he saw. The beggar's answer was: a pile of walking shoes. Then he asked a tourist. What arrived? The tourist’s answer: stalls filled with delicious food. He asked the stall owner what he saw? The stall owner’s answer was: the crowds of people coming in to consume. After a series of inquiries, he approached a policeman on the side of the road. The policeman replied that in the night market, he only paid attention to robbers and thieves. In the same place, because everyone has different concepts and purposes, what they want to see and can see are different, and the answers presented are also different. "When the text is presented, people's interpretations will be different, and this is bound to be the case." This is Hong Nanzhou's answer.

The concept of profit and loss and meaningless homework

Reporter: Can you briefly summarize the main content that Ventricular (Consciousness) Deconstruction wants to convey?

Hong Nanzhou: In a person's life, regardless of worries or happiness, they are all controlled by the concept of profit and loss. If it conforms to my concept, I will be happy; if it does not conform to my concept, I will suffer. Therefore, when I step out of the concept, I know that the troubles and happiness within the concept of profit and loss have no real existence. The real way out depends on meaningless homework.

Reporter: The concept of profit and loss is the core logic of the operation of human concepts. How do you observe this phenomenon in your life?

Hong Nanzhou: If we talk about the initial observation of the concept of profit and loss, it was when I was in the third grade of elementary school. One time I came home from school. It was raining heavily that day. I saw a big tree in the vegetable garden on the roadside. Pumpkin, I thought at that time, it would be great if I took this home, so I took off my raincoat, wrapped the pumpkin in it and got wet in the rain all the way home. But when I entered the house, my mother and grandma beat me up. . I originally thought that my elders’ behavior was a punishment for me stealing the pumpkin, but when it was time for dinner, I found fried pumpkin and pumpkin soup on the table. I later figured out that it turned out that my family beat me not because I stole things, but because I didn’t wear a raincoat. I would catch a cold when I got wet, which would affect my health and make them worried.