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From: Horse <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Mon, December 13, 2010 1:38:23 PM
Subject: Re: [MD] Thus spoke Lila
Hi Platt
This worries me in that a simple phrase/verb such as "to know" should cause a
problem in relation to what you have called the 'real' world of mystic reality.
It makes me think that what you have said has no bearing on what you believe,
in
the sense that mystic reality is devoid of concepts and knowing is the creation
of concepts.
Knowledge of, knowledge about or knowledge that etc. X refers to something that
can be known. The whole point of DQ/Mysticism in the MoQ sense is that it can
only be experienced and not known.
Or perhaps I've got it wrong. Anyone else agree or disagree?
Horse
Horse,
I agree. The most general concept in referance to it is the good. I think the
reason we seek
the mystic is for the overwhelming feeling of the good as an emotion as an
experience.
Is associating this experience with the experience of the sound of the human
voice uttering
the words "the good" suggesting a conceptual understanding?
or is this the point where they become two aspects of one experience.
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