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Re: a day even later...

Posted by gar on 5/4/2010, 5:33 am, in reply to "Re: a day even later..."
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: It seems how the equation works for gar is,
: oblivion is greater than memory!
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: Every moment is like springtime then
: confusion arises.
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: in peace,
: gar
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: Hi, gar. Yes, as Ren Ying likes to point
: out, there is always the swing, yin to yang
: and back again, always change. I like the
: article too...we share the preference for
: always stretching the boundaries of
: understanding with openness.
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: josef
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: josef,
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: The core Taoist concept of yin and yang is
: not yin and yang. It is yin/yang. Yin and
: yang are simply two different ways of
: looking at the same thing.
: "Change" is just a different way
: of looking at the same thing. Change is the
: product of divided thinking. Relative
: thinking. Dualistic thinking. Split-mind
: thinking.
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: There is only the whole.
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: Butcho
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Greetings butcho,

Left brain right brain, two ways of thinking.

What do we call thinking that is all inclusive?

Thinking that utilizes dualistic and non-dualistic perception.

How about inclusive thinking???

in peace,
gar

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For Josef - gar 5/2/2010, 11:11 am
- A day late, a dollar short - gar 5/2/2010, 11:31 am
  - Re: A day late, a dollar short - Butcho 5/3/2010, 9:10 am
  - a day even later... - josef 5/3/2010, 11:56 am
    - Re: a day even later... - Butcho 5/3/2010, 7:38 pm
      - Re: a day even later... - gar 5/4/2010, 5:33 am
        
        The word "Not" - gar 5/4/2010, 6:21 am
        
        Re: The word "Not" - Butcho 5/4/2010, 7:17 am
        
        Re: The word "Not" - ren ying 5/4/2010, 9:55 am
        
        Re: The word "Not" - gar 5/4/2010, 12:04 pm
        
        Re: The word "Not" - Butcho 5/5/2010, 6:14 am
        
        Re: The word "Not" - butch &amp 5/5/2010, 8:15 am
        
        Re: The word "Not" - butch &amp 5/5/2010, 8:37 am
        
        no - ren ying 5/5/2010, 9:25 am
        
        Re: a day even later... - Butcho 5/4/2010, 7:15 am
      - Re: a day even later... - josef 5/4/2010, 7:17 am
        
        Re: a day even later... - Butcho 5/4/2010, 10:30 pm
        
        Re: a day even later... - josef 5/5/2010, 7:00 am
        
        Re: a day even later... - gar 5/5/2010, 7:23 am
        
        Re: a day even later... - josef 5/6/2010, 12:19 am
        
        I Ching - butch & gar 5/5/2010, 7:41 am
        
        Re: I Ching - Butcho 5/5/2010, 8:41 pm
- Re: For Josef - equation 12/14/2012, 10:37 pm
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--Previous Message-- : : : --Previous Message-- : : : --Previous Message-- : : : --Previous Message-- : : It seems how the equation works for gar is, : oblivion is greater than memory! : : Every moment is like springtime then : confusion arises. : : : in peace, : gar : : Hi, gar. Yes, as Ren Ying likes to point : out, there is always the swing, yin to yang : and back again, always change. I like the : article too...we share the preference for : always stretching the boundaries of : understanding with openness. : : josef : : josef, : : The core Taoist concept of yin and yang is : not yin and yang. It is yin/yang. Yin and : yang are simply two different ways of : looking at the same thing. : "Change" is just a different way : of looking at the same thing. Change is the : product of divided thinking. Relative : thinking. Dualistic thinking. Split-mind : thinking. : : There is only the whole. : : Butcho : : : : Greetings butcho, : : Left brain right brain, two ways of : thinking. : : What do we call thinking that is all : inclusive? : : Thinking that utilizes dualistic and : non-dualistic perception. : : How about inclusive thinking??? : : in peace, : gar :

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