On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 10:52 AM, tartbrain <no_re...@yahoogroups.com>wrote:
> Who of us had not written that as our assessment of the Movement at this or > that time, for this or that project. > > And there are many ways of looking at the same situation. What was "crazy" > for one person was not crazy for another. Part of this may be due to > different perspectives on what was happening. > > It appears many comments about "crazy days, crazy projects, strange > behavior" is from a linear, project management sort of perspective -- > thinking if we are trying to accomplish X -- this is NOT the way to do it. > Or, alternatively, "why the hell are we doing project X". There are other > perspectives. Some may be closer to what MMY was actually doing. > > I'll state a perspective, not THE perspective, simply -- without the > nuances. The World Plan, Heaven on Earth, MIU, big projects, unconventional > behavior, etc were not about such initiatives. They were simply tools for > MMY to help us break our boundaries. > > Do you think conventional projects, plans and implementation are going to > break boundaries? No, they generally confirm the status quo. On the other > hand, crazy, outlandish, odd, squirmish projects were just that because we > had inner attachments, ego issues, projections, assumptions about how things > should be and what is normal, etc. Huge and or crazy projects, often both > were a set of tools that MMY used to break these internal boundaries. > > The outer fruits of the actions were up to nature -- and not the focus. > > > OH MY GOD! So that's what it was! I've been searching all these years for just this answer. . My life is now complete. Thank you, Tart.
