[MD] The MOQ

[MarshaV]

SA,

Thanks for answering.

Marsha


At 06:15 PM 3/15/2008, you wrote:

>Marsha:
>Does the MOQ have anything to teach?   Is there
>anything to practice?
>
>
>SA:  Here's my quick take.
>        I would say the focus of the moq is quality.
>The universe is quality.  To practice quality is one
>of a perspective that desires quality, and this
>desiring of quality is an effort.  Since the universe
>is quality (according to the moq), the effort of
>desiring quality is a natural effort.  To coincide
>quality in our experiences with conditions in our
>place of residence, for example, the trash isn't
>overflowing in the kitchen, the floor is swept, and
>relations with all living in the same place of
>residences, wife, son, daughter, etc... are efforts
>inclining quality as water inclines to flow downhill,
>etc...  As one practices to walk long distances, the
>more exercise in this practice the easier the walks
>are.  This is how practicing quality is a natural
>effort.  Conditions in paths in which we walk when we
>leave our place of residence, too.  Since the universe
>is quality, and if our effort inclines to quality,
>then any resistance to quality would make living more
>difficult.
>
>
>gray clouds,
>SA
>
>
> 
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