[MD] Food for Thought

[Case]

[SA]
Isn't psychology tied to reality, Case?

[Case]
Hopefully
  
 
[SA]
Case, your tied up with an ultimate Truth
seemingly.  You can be, yet, isn't the basic MoQ that
dq and sq are quality.  One is not better than the
other, each are necessary for each other on this path
of quality.

[Case]
Hence, the bifocals.


[SA]
Wouldn't that be a Christian mystic.  A mystic
can experience the mystical personally, as the shamans
of old.  They would come back from their mystical
experience with differing versions of what they saw,
yet, their culture allowed for the translation of
their experience to be spread to the rest of the
population.  A mystic doesn't rely on doctrine. 
Doctrine is a guide, but sooner or later, a mystic
will need to experience 'it' themselves. If their way
of translating their own experience is through
Christianity, then so be it.  

[Case]
One might call Jesus such a shaman, coming as he did from Northern Judea,
the home of the prophets and nabi who spoke for God and railed against the
Temple Priests in the south.
 
[SA]
The mystic brings 'it' to fuller life, for the
doctrine would not be dead, but lived by the mystic,
thus, something about the true self can't be found in
writing Case.  For I write this, and get up and walk
away.  The words I write can't do that.

[Case]
Ah, the true self, champion of Hide and Go Seek.

The crackle of cathode coming to life, a buzz precedes a spoken voice, 57
channels and nuthin' on, again.