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What Is "Getting It"?

You don't Get It. What is Getting It? If you Got It you'd Get It, but since you don't Get It you want to know what It is when It's super clear to those who Get It, and completely incomprehensible to those who don't Get It.

Getting It is a way of life, a higher mode of thinking that allows you a glimpse behind the curtain of What Is and What Isn't, as well as What Should and What Should Not Be. What Will Be is often deducible to those who Get It.

If you got it you'd be able to understand the Why It Is and Why It Became What It Is but unfortunately for you and 99% of people alive today, you do not Get It and can never truly Get It. Either you're born Getting It or born Not Getting It.


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