[MD] Brief notes on the tetralemma

[Ant McWatt]

Marsha stated January 22nd:

>Thanks to Paul for this explanation!  I had been wondering.
>
>Also,when reading Nagarjuna's MKK, I was struck by the explanation
>that Conventional Truth was repetitive and relational.  That seemed a
>good fit with the MOQ's term: static quality.

Marsha,

This correlation makes a lot of sense to me.

BTW, don't miss Paul's transcription of a number of useful extracts from 
Robert Pirsig's AHP Lecture from 1993 which have just been placed at 
www.robertpirsig.org/AHP.htm

Best wishes,

Anthony


“Within LILA there are two huge divisions which are not very apparent to the 
reader. The first part of the book, up to about Chapter 13, is what would be 
called high-level exposition in which we start with the basic ideas, the 
basic philosophy of the MOQ. In the second part of the book we get to 
low-level exposition in which concrete examples appear of how the world is 
when these high level principles are applied.”  (Pirsig at the AHP Lecture, 
Summer 1993)

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