Mike,
I would say that that is the ONLY way that one can carry out that contemplation.
I mean, to begin that contemplation, one cannot be employing the intellect (and
more personally-phenomenologically speaking, I'd say that the mind must not be
moving).
--Joe
> mike brown <uerusuboyo@...> wrote:
>
> Joe,
>
> Right. And wouldn't you say that that is an answer employing the intellect,
> but to really contemplate the infinite takes us "beyond the intellect into
> intuition and awareness" (to answer Hongyeongsaa's previous email)?
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