[Platt]: > Quality equals reality. Quality equals morality. Ergo, > reality equals morality. The MOQ segments morality > (reality) into four levels from the lowest (inorganic) to > the highest (intellectual). The problem is that the > current intellectual pattern is dominated by a mistaken > view of reality, a subjective-objective view, that is blind > to any morals except old traditional social morals. That > blindness has led to all sorts of problems ...
[Ron]: > I think what I take issue with, and this may be my own > misinterpretation of your words, is that superiority means > something outside of what it refers too. I see the focus > of MoQ being the act of making that choice, for whatever > reason. Better-ness is subjective but the act of formulating > what that is, to me, is a balancing act of varying patterns > across the levels. What's best keeps in mind what's > best across the board, inorganic, organic, social and > intellectual relative to the value judgment. What life teaches us is that existence is problematic, imperfect, and amoral. This is because the subjective self is separated from its undifferentiated source and senses only its value. Ron has almost nailed it down. Being-aware is, indeed, "the act of making that choice...the focus of MoQ [the perfect source]...the act of formulating... balancing...various patterns across the levels. What's best [is]...what's best...relative to the value judgment." Experience is the actualization of value. The role of the individual in a relational universe is to make sense of what is problematic, to harmonize what is dissident, to make moral what is immoral, and to balance the inorganic, social and intellectual factors relative to oneself. Through this process we each bring into being a valuistic perspective of that which in Essence is Perfection. In short, there is a simple solution to the existential problem. All we have to do is realize why we're here, and choose accordingly. Essentially yours, Ham Moq_Discuss mailing list Listinfo, Unsubscribing etc. http://lists.moqtalk.org/listinfo.cgi/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org Archives: http://lists.moqtalk.org/pipermail/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org/ http://moq.org.uk/pipermail/moq_discuss_archive/
