> >SA previously: It's more of what I find myself
doing.
> Instead of separating life into divisions that can't
be
> >bridged, I find myself making bridges even between
> s's and o's. I call this bridge, at the moment, an
> event.
Marsha:
> Hmmmm. Would that be an event of direct perception
> or a conceptual
> event?
SA: I'll jump right to it. It is an event of direct
perception, conception, and lived experience (as when
I sit or walk and the weather is fine and dandy or
even when the weather is a challenge, such as when it
is raining, but these are lived experiences don't get
caught in the details, if you know what I mean)
Marsha:
> And if it's a conceptual event how does it
> happen?
SA: It's automatic. Conceptual event's are
automatic. We always conceive something, and by
always I mean I don't know of when we wouldn't
conceive anything even if you bring up dead. One
might say, I don't know any different.
SA
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