On 9/13/2012 10:23 PM, Chris Austin-Lane wrote:
> Appropriateness is generally pretty clear at the moment, not the
> concept, but some action that fits the situation.
AKA - Discernment ( Choicelessness - Obvious - 'No brainer').
If you are presented with what appears to be a choice, the way is not
clear and you are dealing with conceptualizations. AKA - Discrimination
(attaching value/meaning... grasping/rejecting... etc. The whole
'desire' bit. Some just a matter of preferences, some appearing more
troublesome). Ordinary mind - doin' its thing.
KG
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