[MD] Quality, Beauty, Truth or truth
MarshaV
marshalz at charter.net
Mon Feb 13 10:00:55 PST 2006
At 09:36 AM 2/13/2006, SA wrote:
> As David Harding said, I have not yet read Lila,
>but I have ordered it and it should be here any day
>now. It probably took Pirsig two books, plus
>interviews, and from what I have gathered there is
>still some question as to what he was exactly trying
>to put across as his view-point of quality.
There are different ways to understand RMP's quality. If you're an
Intellectual it's just more difficult. LILA is a wonderful book. It
presents the structure of the MOQ.
>
> When you say quality is a truth and the value of
>a positive or negative experience defines how useful
>the event was or is, then are challenging times
>reaching beyond static quality into an experience that
>is more of a dynamic quality? For example, walking up
>a hill is tough, and this particular hill I never
>walked up before, yet, it will be a new experience and
>a shortcut back to the house, and who knows maybe just
>by having this new experience I'll reach outside the
>box of my static quality and challenge myself into a
>dynamic quality kind of experience. I might be way
>off track here until I read Lila, excuse me if I am,
>and I'll drop this discussion now. What do you think?
A challenge seems a good way to stretch for something more
dynamic. I paint. For me that is always challenging. Early this
morning I shoveled 26" of snow. It took me two hours. It was total
physical effort which closed down my mind for a while.
You're not off track, not at all.
Marsha
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