If GV, I were to suggest that you are 'wrong' (missed the mark) in what you
typed what would you say?

 

Edward

www.newconsciousnesscoach.com

 

 

From: gdvant [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2011 8:14 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: 'Edward Jones'; [email protected]
Subject: FW: Understanding

 

Gv: Right. It is easy to overstate these matters. I find that K did this at
times. For example, he often spoke of 

memory in terms that are too broad. Bohm at times would get him to specify
more, to clarify. This is

of interest here in understanding what it means to learn without
accumulating knowledge. In learning,

knowledge is accumulating. Otherwise we would have to keep rediscovering and
relearning the same

things repeatedly. 

 

Edw: ....Have you discovered this for yourself, GV, or are you using your
mind to describe something?

 

Gv:  whatever we write about we are using the mind to discuss

or describe it.  If what I am saying is not clear or not evident,

we can go into it together and find out what is what. 

 

Edw: When Bohm and K were speaking with one another it was two different
conversations, Bohm could no see what K was saying. I guess they used Bohm
to show the stupidity of folks. Is there GV, a possibility for not using our
memory minds to discuss something and use rather our intelligence?

 

Gv: 

there is conditioned intelligence or intellect, and there 

is unconditioned intelligence. Language relates to the

conditioned mind. It is from memory. Language may or 

may not be a tool for giving expression to insight or 

unconditioned intelligence. Obviously any  discussion 
involves the use conditioned mind and memory. Yet it

is possible to use the intellect to give expression to what

is from unconditioned intelligence. When we speak from

intelligence, we are like a conduit or vehicle. You do not 

know what you are going to say next until it reveals

itself from silence.  Then the intellect is used to hopefully 

provide a skillful and coherent expression of it.

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