[MD] East meets West

Sun Sep 30 08:50:16 PDT 2012

Today's score:

London, England
Rohtak, Haryana
Amravati, Maharashtra
Leeds, England
Pierrefonds, Quebec
Houston, Texas
Edina, Missouri
New Delhi, Delhi
Kemptville, Ontario
Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh
Waterloo, Ontario
Baroda (Vadodara), Gujarat
Pouch Cove, Newfoundland
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Quesnel, British Columbia
Neepawa, Manitoba
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
Halifax, England
Beauport, Quebec
Kohima, Nagaland  (a historic place in WWII)

Mark

I think you should be interested of what "Money and the Art of Losing Control" has to do with MOQ as it seems that you want to know more about Quality. MALC is generally a story about how to USE (or not use:-) the knowledge of MOQ and Quality in our daily ordinary life.  I don't consider MOQ to be just some mind game. It's an intellectual tool to be used.

One of the most basic issues of the MOQ is change. Without change there would be no cosmological evolution. Without the possibility of a change there would be no meaning in motorcycle maintenance, getting drunk and picking up bar ladies. 

Change deserves time-space. Time is crucial for the experience of Quality because there is a moment before the experience, under and after. Every pattern is repeated, from time to time, it is frequently recurring. Truth is something that we can presume will occur again with great significance. Every time it meets our expectations we will call it true. From the smallest Higgs-Boson particle to galaxies in the universe we can see that it is a Way, Pattern or Method, to gain Energy, with its Form and with its Value. If something doesn't have a certain amount of Energy, a characteristic Form and an influencing Value, it is not proved to exist as a real static pattern.

The conditions that let matter, patterns arise as Static Values depending on Dynamic Quality are important to know. One of the most important experiences for any pattern is the time experience. Before, now and later.

Every event, every episode in the book MALC is an example of the influence of Quality and the levels affecting our reality patterns. The trip starts and ends at the same place, like a circular movement. It has its certain top and bottom points. Every emotional sensation is representing a value transmitted to the owner of the human pattern, how to read the 42 guiding "lights" from the biological level and make the best choice from that. Biological patterns build their patterns upon their experience from inorganic characteristic patterns. When Elsa is a sleep, when John falls asleep, they are leaving the social level and all that is left is their biological and inorganic patterns. Social patterns depend on biological values, some time it is true, sometime the intellectual pattern in the mind mirror show a false picture of the social level.
 When the spear passes Johns face he's facing the danger of a One-dimensional pattern thrown by a disguised enemy with an untrue Quality experience. The dogs represents static power with not much intellectual understanding. Our modern era dominated by Monetaristic thinking is very dangerus because it is sort of a one-dimensional pattern. The "economic man" is so primitive and that is why I suspect Ayn Rand to be a undercover agent sent by Josef Stalin to infiltrate western thinking into some kind of photonegative mindmap of the economic machinery planned by the russian communists. MALC is my contribution to broaden the perspective and show the other important dimensions of economics. 

 When John is chased by the ice floes, he's experiences the danger of Two-dimensional patterns. When the passing train makes the ground to vibrate it is a power like exergy in change that creates new patterns.
 When the rabbit is crushed by the tyre it changes its Three-dimensional pattern into a two-dimensional and it dies. Flat dog, no good.
 When John walks through the dressing room his biological pattern is causing trouble for the female social environment. His biological nose is misleading him and so on. He is a lousy card player, why doesn't he care more for it?

Thanks for the inspiration. Maybe you should get more from a reread with this in mind.

Best regards

Jan Anders

30 sep 2012 kl. 01.14 skrev 118:

> Hi Jan Anders,
> Thank you for your response.  You have an interesting take on MoQ.  It is
> not for me, but so be it.  I don't see how we can "handle" levels as you
> say.  They are not some kind of machine.
> Best regards,
> Mark
> 
> On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 2:26 PM, Jan Anders Andersson <jananderses at telia.com
>> wrote:
> 
>> Hi Mark
>> 
>> In ch 1 I describe briefly the four levels of the MOQ and some significant
>> differences, along with some basic philosophic stuff like time direction f
>> ex. The rest of the book is a trip up to the top where thermodynamics is
>> revealed and from there it's going down again. During the trip the book is
>> filled with examples of what kind of trouble some people can come into if
>> they NOT know how to handle the levels correctly. That was more fun than
>> showing how to do it right. Rightness, as you know anyway, is so different
>> from one person to another.
>> 
>> Time is the lowest common denominator for the four levels and as time and
>> money is one of the most important issues, together with sexual issues,
>> there is a lot about that. It all comes together in conclusion of the
>> 42-model with the 43rd indefinable centre point.
>> 
>> (Excuse me but a woman calls for my attention.)
>> 
>> Jan Anders
>> 
>> 
>> 29 sep 2012 kl. 22.16 skrev 118:
>> 
>>> Hi Jan Anders,
>>> Beware of pride, it will bring you down.
>>> I have read your book, and I am not quite sure what it has to do with
>> MOQ.
>>> Perhaps I need to reread it.  My opinion is neutral at this point since I
>>> do not know your intention in writing this book.  Perhaps a paragraph on
>>> relating your book to MOQ may help.  This should be easy for you.
>>> Thanks for the effort.
>>> Mark
>>> 
>>> On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 1:58 AM, Jan Anders Andersson <
>> jananderses at telia.com
>>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>>> Ladies and Gentlemen on board
>>>> 
>>>> It seems like my eminent book "Money and the Art of Losing Control" is
>>>> gaining equal attraction from both sides. I receive daily reports from
>>>> Facebook where someone is mentioning it. Today's score is 11-8 to the
>> West
>>>> side. https://www.facebook.com/MoneyandtheArtofLosingControl
>>>> 
>>>> London, England
>>>> Rohtak, Haryana
>>>> Amravati, Maharashtra
>>>> Leeds, England
>>>> Pierrefonds, Quebec
>>>> Wallaceburg, Ontario
>>>> New Delhi, Delhi
>>>> Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh
>>>> Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
>>>> Galston, Scotland
>>>> Pouch Cove, Newfoundland
>>>> Baroda (Vadodara), Gujarat
>>>> Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
>>>> Halifax, England
>>>> Quesnel, British Columbia
>>>> Edina, Missouri
>>>> Beauport, Quebec
>>>> Islamabad, Islamabad
>>>> Woodbridge, Ontario
>>>> Lahore, Punjab
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> I'm looking forward to hear your opinion from you when you have overcome
>>>> your prudery. One of the big issues about the difference between the
>>>> biological and the social level is the reproduction by mitosis
>>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitosis which for short is similar to
>> sexual
>>>> activity. In some retarded social areas, however, erotica and sexuality
>> are
>>>> banned from being discussed openly by those that are afraid of losing
>>>> control, those who try to control society for their own benefit. These
>>>> people do their best to keep you away from reality. They make you
>> ashamed
>>>> and scared of it and they do what they can to turn you on with just
>> about
>>>> anything other than love, reason and your own desire. Don't let them
>> rape
>>>> your mind.
>>>> Understanding and practicing love from a MOQ perspective is as important
>>>> as intellectual communication on the web. Social behaviour mustn't be of
>>>> sexual nature, however, friendlyness, carefulness, empathy and a good
>>>> balance between listening and talking is fine too.
>>>> 
>>>> Jan Anders
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