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I was chitchatting with my son the other day, and he said
that even though he thinks it will be fun after the shift is complete, that if
he had to choose a time period to be born into, he’d choose this time period.
He said that it was exciting to move from one set of strongly held ideas into a
group of ideas that are so radically different. ...
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Hi Ray,
Yes, the quadrants = perspectives, and they take time to play with and ''unpack'' the many interesting insights that come from using them as a sort of ''check and balance.''
The main point is that they are simultaneously nested = ''always already'' the instant The-One became The-One-in-The-Many.
So it helps us to balance the ''I'' ...
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“If
opportunity doesn’t knock, then you John Wayne the door.” Robert Standish
You can’t know a person by looking at them or reading their credentials. By college,
I felt world’s older than most of my peers. By age 25, I used to say, “I’ve
lived ten lives in one lifetime.” Since then, I’ve lived many more, and I’m
really just getting ...
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I
once wrote a definition for “truth” in a dictionary I began to draft as I
worked through metaphysical ideas. The definition I came up with is as follows:
Truth is choice.
Thus, everything is true.
It’s not an either/or world where one truth knocks out another person’s
mistaken idea about how things work. Whatever anyone wants to ...
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Hi Joe,
I really don’t know what to say ;o) I
am glad you feel comfortable with your experiences and their
interpretation. I think for me it is
difficult to relate to what you are saying because it falls within the realm of
personal experience, and there is no established or “universalized” vocabulary
for many personal ...
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Hi Bill,
It's an important issue to contemplate for sure. I'm not clear on how the decision to down a plane, including terrorists and civilians, doesn't involved ''judgment'' within the belief system of duplicity. In my view, you have to judge a threat as a threat, weigh the horrible decision to ''the lesser to two evils,'' and judge to take some ...
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Hi Dale,
I used to do that ''rocking the world'' thing when I was a kid in bed and couldn't sleep. It felt like the bed was a swing and moving back and forth, and when I would get to the point where it arced upside down, I would always get scared and grab the bed with my hand, which also ended the experience.
Fun!
John M
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Hi
Dale,
This sharing
needs just a bit of prelim….
I have always enjoyed playing with my perception. When I was in grade school I
would make myself become very large and my surroundings become very small. Like
Alice in
Wonderland with myself not fitting inside the room. Then I would make myself
very small and my ...
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