[MD] Good Mystic, Bad Mystic.

[Ian Glendinning]

Sorry David, still don't get your point.

Sure, no "thing" is actually DQ (but that's not what you said.)

In your latest note - even for a good mystic - all karma and
metaphysical "truth" (whatever that is) is "pollution" and/or
"garbage".

Not absolute ? - OK, sure - what is absolute anyway ?
No value at all ? - pollution and garbage - sounds harsh ?
All sq is DQ ? - can't understand how anyone could claim that ?

Ian

On Mon, Aug 20, 2012 at 2:08 PM, David Harding <davidjharding at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Ian,
>
> Nice to hear from you.
>
>> David, you said summing up towards the end ...
>>
>> "Alternatively, a good mystic knows intimately that they pollute the
>> world with the karma of metaphysical truths and that these truths and
>> karma are *not* Dynamic Quality."
>>
>> I didn't see how that *not* follows from your argument ?
>> Ian
>
> How do you not see? To be honest, I can't see how your confused... Can you elaborate why you're confused? I'll go further if it helps..
>
> A good mystic knows that they pollute the world with metaphysical ideas and truths.  A good mystic knows what DQ is not, so they know what DQ is.  A good mystic knows that every thing is not DQ because every thing is some such a static quality.  A good mystic knows that eventually everything gets old and bad and becomes a problem for someone to have to deal with.  Even the MOQ will one day be replaced by something better. That is, the MOQ will be a problem.. For some, it's a problem now :-)
>
> Alternatively, a bad mystic denies they pollute the world with metaphysical garbage.  A bad mystic claims that all sq is DQ and so subsequently knows neither.  As a bad mystic knows neither sq or DQ, they subsequently don't know how to deal with their problems - or with the world.
>
> -David.
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