[MD] Step One
MarshaV
valkyr at att.net
Thu Oct 21 10:25:52 PDT 2010
Hi Mark,
On Oct 21, 2010, at 12:55 PM, 118 wrote:
> [Dan previously]
> I can agree with you that when all is said and done, 'not this, not that'
> rules.
>
> [Marsh in response]
> It is none of these things, not this, not that..
>
> [Mark carefully interrupting]
>
> Hi Marsha,
>
>
>
> I think you are being misleading by saying it is none of these things. In
> my opinion it is all of these things as proposed by not this, not that. In
> that way I agree with Dan.
That was not Dan previously, but Marsha previously and I wished to
re-emphasis my statement.
> It is easy for one to muddy the waters when one
> brings in an Eastern philosophy that we do not have a full appreciation of.
I'm certainly not the only person who has investigated Eastern philosophy,
and there is such thing as a question or google search.
> If the intent is to harmonize MOQ with such then, not this, not that has to
> be used in a constructive fashion. By saying it is not this, not that, you
> are conveying a description, not denying one.
I'm not sure of your objection. Why do you agree with my first statement and
not my second?
> It is not useful to use such a statement as a conclusion, it is a positive
> quality which has its own properties open for discussion.
If you mean "It is none of these things" please explain why you think it
was not useful. It was a remark made to Dan. I'm sorry do not approve.
I have read 'neti-neti' explained many different ways. Maybe you have
exact set of words you'd like to recommend. Let's hear them.
> The goal would be to add words to describe such properties. I know it's
> difficult, but use different words so the rest of us can understand what
> you are proposing.
I am saying these words do not represent the UltimateTruth/Quality. I thought
Dan might understand after all his Zen sitting. And don't ask me to explain
what is beyond words. I will only dance away...
Marsha
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