At 10:52 AM 5/13/2008, you wrote:
Marsha, Platt
>Chris:
> Dynamic Quality does not mean
> randomness or chaos. Dynamic Quality is not some external force
that > comes
> in and effects the patterns like some God. Rather Dynamic Quality is
> everywhere and in every "thing". It is the motivational force
that > keeps
> everything running, since everything strives for higher Quality,
the higher
> Quality perceived as Dynamic Quality and then transformed into static
> Quality.
Platt:
Yes, DQ is a "motivational force" moving things toward betterness
(evolution).
It is better to exist, than not. ? But isn't jumping off the wheel
of existence exactly what Buddhism is trying to achieve?
Marsha:
The way i see Zen it is the attempt to free oneself of all static
patterns and become one with Quality.
Hi Chris,
I know very little about Zen, but that is how I understand it
too. That and heaps of compassion.
Marsha
Platt:
It is Good to see that we agree on this =) so you share the view
that DQ is not some external force that swoops in and changes things
- rather it is ever present, that it is Quality that everything
tries to evolve towards experiencing better?
Regards
Chris
Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars...
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