Posted by rat on 3/29/2011, 7:01 am, in reply to "Re: xiao le utf 8"
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: We learn that the daoguan
: sees everything with immutable value.
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: love,
: rat
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: Compared to what, then? Everything with
: immutable value or nothing with any value at
: all...what/whose judgment chooses? And is
: there any difference??
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: The notion of value is relative; daoguan
: view wouldn't be about "seeing
: everything with immutable value", (imo,
: respectfully). It doesn't seem one can have
: it one way over the other, the mere mention
: of value infers a subjective measure, yes?
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: josef
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Hi josef
Definitely subjective josef. By the way I am ignorant of any absolutely objective data except what Plotinus said: "I know I am, but I don't know what I am." On the other hand, I do not know whether or not you have some objective data.
Practical value: Is it experentially/practically useful to embody the dao, as ZZ suggests? Do I enjoy it?
If so, he tells me, everything will have use for me, everything that happens to me, every object I encounter will have the same "gui," the same value. Shit will be as useful as gold.
But that's only the way I read the notion of daoguan. Your reading has just as much validity as mine, imo. And is just as potentially useful (valuable) to me.
love,
rat
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