--- In [email protected], Kristy McClain <healthyplay1@...> wrote:
>
> Gentlemen,
> Â
> People are not so uni-dimensional, or easily classified. I think this is a
> fine game-- like Clue. But trying to "sort" this way obscures clarity.
> Why bother discussing illusion and duality, and then assert these ideas and
> definitions, unless indeed it is a means to better understand self, others
> and the world around you. Which makes sense, but still dualistic, imo. I can
> assure you that analytical people can also be keenly intuitive, as an
> example. So the question is, can one actually exist in non-duality with no
> illusions?Â
> Â
> Meanwhile, I'm making the nacho dip, and pulled pork sandwiches. Be
> well.. ~ kÂ
>
> Hi Kristy. Yeah, you're right about that. I hope you enjoyed the game.
Steve
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