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Well my friends, I am the founder of ManMad, you can call me ManMad! 'ManMad' is a term use for every Mad person, You know! Who is actually Mad? One who is Mental, Whose mind does not work properly, but sometimes this term 'Mad' use for normal persons also, which are not really Mad; So there is a difference between normal and a mental person, We usually calls normal persons, 'Mad', Why? Because their doing is something different then other people, Like if some body stands over the hands and walk with hands on the middle of the road then people will definitely say "he is a Mad Guy" or "he is a totally Mad". So the purpose of my ManMad's creation is not that 'To be different' or ' Do something different'. but to be sincere with your work and your whatever doing, then don't care that some body calls you Mad or Mental! There is no way for someone to interfere in your work. ManMad is not just the method of concentration or meditation, it is "being" it is an "experience" a way that is 'not a way'. Some times it may become a concentration, may be sometime meditation, but there is no fixed form of ManMad. The root of ManMad is a state of being "A State of perception and nothing else - that is a state of being". ManMad is the Awareness of pure being (beyond subject and object), an immediate grasp of being in its "Thusness" and "Suchness" - ( not particularized reality). Mind is the ultimate reality which is aware of self and is not the seat of our empirical consciousness - by "being" mind instead of "having" mind ("no mind and no mind"; "no form and no form"). To think that this insight is a subjective experience "attainable" by some kind of process of mentally purification is to doom oneself to error and absurdity - "mirror-wiping Zen." It is not a technique of introversion by which one seeks to exclude matter and the external world, to eliminate distracting thoughts, to sit in silence emptying the mind of images, and to concentrate on the purity of one's own spiritual essence. Zen is not a mysticism of "introversion" and "withdrawal." It is not "acquired contemplation." ManMad's aggressive mental training is not a mere philosophical contemplation on the effervescence of life or a frozen type of mold, but an entrance into the realm of nonrelativity and it is real. |
