[MD] Some abiding beliefs -Part 3

[David M]

Hi Platt

If there is one serving of cake and you 'want' it and 'value' it
but so does someone else, how do you resolve
the problem?

David M


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Platt Holden" <pholden at davtv.com>
To: <moq_discuss at moqtalk.org>
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 4:33 PM
Subject: [MD] Some abiding beliefs -Part 3


> Hi All:
> 
> Continuing to sum up some of my beliefs as clearly and succinctly as 
> possible with the hope you may find one or two of value.
> 
> The light of consciousness does not shine on its source. An eye cannot 
> see itself.
> 
> The present is like beauty and jazz, felt but indescribable.
> 
> Power knows you are an object of change before you do.
> 
> Doing nothing has benefits. It saves energy while offering the 
> possibility of a beneficial outcome.
> 
> Art is like the present moment, always constant but new for each 
> individual.
> 
> Physical sensing and moral judgments are identical processes.
> 
> There is no escape from your inability to make a distinction between 
> yourself and your experience.
> 
> What's good or not good is an intuitive sense rather than a 
> intellectual concept. Later, we rationalize.
> 
> Consciousness is a single light from which differentiated thoughts 
> emerge.
> 
> Included in the light of consciousness are the forces of desire and 
> will.
> 
> The sense of beauty is a guide to what you really want.
> 
> First split in the continuum of pure experience is yes/no.
> 
> Some things must be better than others. Otherwise, all is equally 
> worthless.
> 
> I like, I want, I need means I value.
> 
> Regards,
> Platt
> 
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