[MD] trinity explanations
MarshaV
valkyr at att.net
Wed Mar 24 00:44:31 PDT 2010
Hi John,
I'm not working attached to a particular tradition so I don't have a set pattern
of words to reference. To explain an unpatterned experience seems impossible,
too simple for words. I love words, though, and this morning I woke up with a
book title, more a variation, on my mind: the incredible lightness of being. I
suppose it reflects a 'religious' experience I once had. I thought it was just
marijuana given to me by a friend of my husband's, but it was much, much
more. I can appreciate a trinity, but in the end it falls away as not this, not
that.
Marsha
On Mar 23, 2010, at 5:00 PM, John Carl wrote:
> See, the problem to my thinking is that in direct and immediate awareness of
> the moment, there are those three entities as experiential fundaments of my
> being.
>
> Value sensibility or awareness
>
> Other
>
> Valuation or Quality
>
>
> ANYthing else that is posited as "preconceptual" or whatever intellectual
> constructs designed to persuade of non-intellectual construction, are
> differing dreams and ideas of men, with differing utility to differing
> individuals. They can only be taken as important as their relative
> construction of meanings construe. And positing one particular idea, the
> idea of "preconceptual" as absolute seems to my thinking the least
> ultilitarian and helpful construction as I can imagine. It's basically a
> moronist view of meaning arising from randomness rather than a playful
> interaction of different players, "I", "Other" and "Valuation"
>
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