Posted by Butcho
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on 11/30/2009, 8:38 am, in reply to "Ambiguous"
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: josef,
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: I agree that one's motives can be as
: revealing as the words themselves.
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: What I am noticing about myself is that I am
: starting to have fewer motives for using
: words. And my posts are starting to get
: shorter. Not all of them, but more and more
: are getting shorter and shorter. I like to
: think more succinct.
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: I am working on becoming more efficient with
: my choice of words. The whole cannot be
: said. So why try to say everything. Just say
: enough. Kind of like a sculptor knowing when
: to quit.
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: Butcho
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: I like that. An old Indian saying:
: "Stop painting when picture
: finished".
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: Greetings Josef
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: If words and concepts are ambiguous then,
: that's their nature.
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: When we first perceive "what is"
: and then try to communicate our experience
: of it, it seems the original "what
: is" gets lost. We also seem to have the
: desire to share our reality of "what
: is" so we might connect with others. Of
: course there are levels of shared
: understanding of what the "what
: is" is, but since we have a
: differentiated reality we are never in
: complete unity.
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: I don't know, maybe we can be of "one
: mind" but not conscious of it. That
: leads me to the next question, where does
: wu-wei come from?
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: Stop painting when picture finished
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: In gar's head, the painting is finished
: before we start painting. We are just not
: aware of it.
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: in peace,
: gar
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gar,
So gar, have you finished learning how to play the flute yet?
Butcho
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