the imaginary rock foundation is yours

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Is that what they used to call magic?

At which he decides that he is overstepping a responsibility which is not to present his perceptions as laws but to care for the collective mind we all share and inhabit and to try to keep it open to everything. The foundation and the rock can bear everyone and everything and the caretaker is not going to give up his difficult but invisible role which is to let go of control but to

keep the centre empty.

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And as the caretaker describes the idea of the imaginary rock he wonders what he is doing for he danced when he first thought of changing centres as unthreatening and fixed ones as not but now as he repeats the idea he is not dancing.