It was once explained to me in this manner. Veda Vyasa had the ability to actually see as in vision the process of creation. As in a visual or comscious experience. To simply hear would not give full awareness of creation and all of its aspects.
the person went on to say that there are different types of awareness some people when meditating go through the process of meditation in a silent manner. Simply experiencing the process. Some people go through meditation witnessing the process and fully aware of the stages of meditation in this way vyasa was gifted with the ability to know see feel hear the various aspect of the Ved. In the Yoruba system this entity is called Orumila.....devas = Orisha
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authfriend wrote:
> --- In [email protected], Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> sparaig wrote:
>>
>>> --- In [email protected], Bhairitu <noozguru@> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> sparaig wrote:
>>>>
> <snip>
>
>>>>> What is the difference between cognizing and intuition?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> The cognizing I am speaking of is the same thing as the
>>>>
> cognition we
>
>>>> have when we see or hear things. In this case we have direct
>>>>
> experience
>
>>>> because of what we feel as we experience the mantras, the subtle
>>>> physiological effects we experience. This is different from
>>>>
> intuition
>
>>>> which is more of a "sense" about things and can play a part as
>>>>
> a "guide"
>
>>>> to determining effects.
>>>>
>>> Ah, so you think there's only one sort of intuition? Mozart
>>> didn't intuit his music: he cognized it?
>>>
>>>
>> No he used intuition as a "sense" of where to take the
>> melody and like most trained musicians fell back on rules
>> when stuck.
>>
>
> According to Mozart, he heard the whole symphony in
> his head and just wrote down what he heard.
A lot of musicians hear tunes in their head (even complete with
orchestration) and then write them down. I have to do that with the
earworms I create or I wake up to them every morning. :) Of course I
have an extra tool that Mozart didn't have: I just enter them into the
midi program and get to hear the orchestration immediately. Then I
send the earworms to friends so they can wake up every morning with them
in their head. :)
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> --- In [email protected], Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> sparaig wrote:
>>
>>> --- In [email protected], Bhairitu <noozguru@> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> sparaig wrote:
>>>>
> <snip>
>
>>>>> What is the difference between cognizing and intuition?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> The cognizing I am speaking of is the same thing as the
>>>>
> cognition we
>
>>>> have when we see or hear things. In this case we have direct
>>>>
> experience
>
>>>> because of what we feel as we experience the mantras, the subtle
>>>> physiological effects we experience. This is different from
>>>>
> intuition
>
>>>> which is more of a "sense" about things and can play a part as
>>>>
> a "guide"
>
>>>> to determining effects.
>>>>
>>> Ah, so you think there's only one sort of intuition? Mozart
>>> didn't intuit his music: he cognized it?
>>>
>>>
>> No he used intuition as a "sense" of where to take the
>> melody and like most trained musicians fell back on rules
>> when stuck.
>>
>
> According to Mozart, he heard the whole symphony in
> his head and just wrote down what he heard.
A lot of musicians hear tunes in their head (even complete with
orchestration) and then write them down. I have to do that with the
earworms I create or I wake up to them every morning. :) Of course I
have an extra tool that Mozart didn't have: I just enter them into the
midi program and get to hear the orchestration immediately. Then I
send the earworms to friends so they can wake up every morning with them
in their head. :)
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