Possibility
By Jack Don McLovin - Multidiscplinarian -- Jack Has Been writing pages a day for the past 10 years under varying anonymous accounts, always drifting from place to place trying to gain popularity in a group, and start again, and repeat.
In terms of possibility, when someone mentions "oh it's possible", or "maybe it's possible", It ultimately is a word in complete disregard of affect and attachment. It comes from someone who only wishes to increase the number of possibilities rather than the ones they like or enjoy or only the ones that can feasibly exist in the near future that can be worked toward as a goal. But those same people believe in infinite possibility, in which that exact fact is a certainty and so is the only possibility.
Possibility itself is not just an autoantonym but self-defeating concept and naturally inconsistent. In actual fact there is only one possibility, this moment, your life, your history, what you know, what you believe, where you are, what's going on with you. If you wish to cease thinking give up now, because that is the first thought you should cease, learn to be more thoughtful of others and be more considerate.
Over thinking isn't about how much you think, but about what thought patterns you're repeating. The idea is to escape bad habits and to look to thought patterns that are divergent and not repetitive. This is a fantasy to a rigid mindset, and fantasised over by over thinkers, and second nature to those who've learnt from more than just one singular type of meditation practice, and one singular type of way of thinking. The world is your oyster, so you should say *shucks* when you get a chance in it.
Possibility leaves you breakable by surmountability. When you only look at what's possible you forget about what of the possible is surmountable. Just like in writing, every story has it's antithesis at times. And then you have to talk about enactable, at cost. And one person said to me there's infinite possibility, and I said "is there no other possibility?", and he said "no", to which we calmly took on ready for the next round of questions. So by saying there is infinite possibility, ultimately, there is impossibility.
