[MD] Contradiction and incoherence

Tuukka Virtaperko mail at tuukkavirtaperko.net
Sun Apr 1 01:41:47 PDT 2012


Marsha,
If there's no intellectual quality, where's Dynamic Quality going to 
latch? To social patterns? Okay, but that can create new intellectual 
patterns.

To biological and inorganic patterns? If so, then maybe you are a 
manifestation of Lila.

What does it mean to "kill" an intellectual pattern? May its carcass 
still be used for something?

-Tuukka



1.4.2012 11:30, MarshaV wrote:
> This quote seems so appropriate for Subject: title.
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> "From the static point of view the whole escape into Dynamic Quality seems like a death experience. It's a movement from something to nothing. How can 'nothing' be any different from death? Since a Dynamic understanding doesn't make the static distinctions necessary to answer that question, the question goes unanswered. All the Buddha could say was, 'See for yourself.'
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> "When early Western investigators first read the Buddhist texts they too interpreted nirvana as some kind of suicide. There's a famous poem that goes:
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> "While living,
> Be a dead man.
> Be completely dead,
> And then do as you please.
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> "And all will be well. It sounds like something from a Hollywood horror-film but it's about nirvana. The Metaphysics of Quality translates it:
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> "While sustaining biological and social patterns
> Kill all intellectual patterns.
> Kill them completely And then follow Dynamic Quality
> And morality will be served."
>
>       (LILA, Chapter 32)
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