Terra Incognita

And he seems to want us to know that this is who he really is.

That he is not the persona.

And that he is terrified.

Roshan wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 12:36 pm In fact with 7 lead it might even be 4w55w6.

There is a lot of 'nilism' in 'we are nothing'. The 'moment of clarity' (expressed at the end of the first live show video) is that once we accept that we are nothing, then we can live fully in the moment.

He is like a refugee from Bardo.

I'm not done watching everything yet, but i did see that part.
And i think that 4w5(5w6) is indeed a very serious possibility.

When he goes deep and dark, he really really goes deep and dark.
And In a way, his whole show brings his public into the Hole, through the Hole and then, at the very end, out of it.

Actually we have Ayoade as 4w55w6 Vincent. For good reasons.

Why the angry reaction Roshan ?

Vincent wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 12:54 pm Why the angry reaction Roshan ?

It's a Bardo hole demon.

Roshan wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 12:53 pm Actually we have Ayoade as 4w55w6 Vincent. For good reasons.

Well, i can definitely see a lot of similarity between them.
I'll take another look at Ayode to compare.

First, the more I watch, the more I like him. This guy is fucking fantastic.

I watched most of the content here, and I wholeheartedly agree with the proposed typing. My first impression basically amounted to "Oh, another synflow 7w6." 'Peter Pan-ish'

He really seems to grasp [and be seriously emotionally distraught over] something like...the relationship between the human spirit and the vicissitudes of everyday living in modern society, looking at all of it specifically from the perspective of bardo. He's managed to 'step outside of the pastime that is everyday, human living,' and then upon finally returning, despite being unable to avoid looking back, became a flighty messenger, and took it upon himself to bring us—convulsively, with "comedy that isn't comedy" (E5 provocative cynic)—the message that not only are we 'nothing,' but our inability to call it for what it is, to reflect authentically, ruins whatever chances we've had at living peacefully, or something.