Allocution: The Precise Naming of Who You Are Becoming

The topic is Allocution. Allocution is an exacting description of who it is that you want to become. Clarity is the process through which this is formed. You develop clarity using the mechanism of attentional deficit recognition. Clarity comes as the deficit is recognized, and the gap becomes so important that wisdom has to be invoked to close it. Closing the gap bridges where you are to where you want to be. Line-kat-vi comes into play however since it itself is what linearizes our experience, and so to the extent that you are in a realm delineated by line-kat-vi, you will experience a highly linearized experience of the gap. Line-kat-vi bridges through the mechanism of time and space - slowed down light so much that the rules are in play. Conflict between here and there is seen as an extremely difficult thing and in a fear-based realm we are afraid to take on the journey, and so we end up staying where we are (in the linear view of time and space that is). Of course we are always staying where we are, but in the normal sense that we understand things as a journey, we stay where we are, which of course means that we keep realming the same realm, keep creating the same reality. Line-kat-vi keeps us there because we fear losing what we are. What we believe ourselves to have in fact, since we define ourselves immensely by what we have (wife/husband, money, rich friend network, limitations on our safety and so on). Line-kat-vi creates an illusion of safety.

In closing the gap part - it's not allocution that closes the gap. It is wisdom, the flow of wisdom, the energy of loving-kindness - wisdom in motion. Allocution defines the destination, the becoming that is needed. Line-kat-vi forms the bridge ultimately in a fear-realm, since it is the nature of separation. For there to be a gap, it must be line-kat-vi based. Closing the gap is done through application of loving-kindness, the force of union. We think it's by traversing the gap, but it's not. It is bringing loving-kindness to bear, which brings the ends together, into union. the maintenance of the view of the gap defines us by not-that. We see ourselves currently as the lack of what we say we want to be. Clearing our mind of this lack will be the journey to take, not the journey to become what we are not

We cannot control the arising of confusion. But, we can control whether we recognize who we are in the middle of the confusion. Take the example of Being Athlete, a powerful transformation that Coyote went through. Moving from being morbidly obese at 320 lbs to becoming a triathlete and bodybuilder and sub 10% bodyfat, very lean and muscled. However it all rested on the becoming of athlete at the beginning. The clarity of allocution of being an athlete, despite the visual information flowing in from the physical “reality” around him. The distraction of our physical reality is so powerful that it keeps us always in the illusion that what-is is what-is. But it’s not. It’s what-was. It’s the 3D printed version of the realm that we have been creating through our prior allocutions. It’s the rippling into form of who we have been being. Line-kat-vi keeps it all going through time, slowed down enough that we can still see it. Because we tend to place our attention on what we see rather than what we want, the allocution, we will create more of what we see. But remember that what we see is inflated with fear of who we are - it’s not really what we’re seeing, it’s the meaning we’re making of what we see. And so we are constantly drawn back into the whirlpool of creating from fear. Instead, we must keep our attention on the allocution. Simple to say and therein lies the fundamental practice of realming - the reality creation loop. Place your attention on what you want. No matter what. It really is that straightforward. Then, the whole thing is about how to do that all day long.

And, the ability to place the mind on what you choose - the allocution you are wisdomating as - is the key supporting ability, which is actually meditation. Meditation is not only the practice we think of when we hear the word, but more fundamentally it is the process of consciously wisdomating as who you have chosen to be(come).

Allocution is a naming, yes. But it is more than this. It is an energetic alignment process. We must clear our minds of what we don't want, all the reasons why we can't have it, limits on it and so on. Placing our attention purely, completely, powerfully on what we want - this is the moment of allocution. In Coyote's experience he has felt this immensely ly, in a momentary flash there is an outward ripple of creation. Then too however it is an ongoing process of energetic alignment. One has to constantly place attention as purely as possible upon the object of allocution. Clearing one's mind brings challenges that lead into options for working on them. Clearing the mind cannot truly be done until one has achieved an element of mastery in our attentional principle, the ability to focus. Which is developed through meditative practices. Another obstacle is that we are not convinced that we want what we want. We prevaricate, place limits and so on. This can be either that we are not good enough to have what we want, or that we are not worth enough to waste time on ourselves instead of focusing on what we can do or give to others. Or that we are not good enough to become whatever it is that we must become to have what we want. Or that we are too bad, too angry, too judgemental and so on and that developing such pure bodhisattva qualities that we have outlined is simply a waste of time. Or that we wont be able to do the work to make it happen and so there is simply no real point in beginning. And other obstacles that arise are related to whether we can indeed call ourselves what we are wanting. There is a disconnection from this. This is where we must realize that we are all Jesus, Buddha, Allah and so on, even all the religious traditions say this - we are created in God's image and so on. Let us slightly change that in that we are creating God's world by devoting ourselves to the pursuit of his aims. This is the religjious framing. We do not believe this is the only framing but we present it here in case it is useful for some. Clarity is the process by which we convince ourselves to want what we want, what we say we want. Conviction in this desire, this is clarity. But it is an ongoing process. We lose this conviction, and we must regain it. Ongoing clarity process.