Re: MD MOQ: Involved or on the Sideline?

From: Scott Roberts (jse885@cox.net)
Date: Mon Aug 01 2005 - 21:56:23 BST

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    Mark SH, Arlo,

    On 1 Aug 2005 at 13:29, Arlo J. Bensinger wrote:
    But if we don't work for change now (locally, as individuals), and do
    nothing but sit back and "talk", and wait for everyone else to read
    the MOQ, all the while doing nothing but arguing that "things should
    stay just the way they are", I'm afraid the MOQ is doomed to
    trivialness.

    Scott:
    If we actually did do nothing, things would not stay just the way they are.
    That is the message of the Tao Te Ching. The road to hell is paved with good
    intentions, etc.

    msh 8-01-05:
    You can add my two cents, and make it four. We can meditate and wait
    for things to get better, or we can meditate and act and maybe hasten
    the enlightenment process. Or we can say everything's just fine, and
    watch the downward swirl. Do something, and there's a chance for
    things to approach quality; do nothing and the lamb will cry till
    comes the wolf.

    Scott:
    The problem is that you do not seem to realize that you are part of the
    problem. As am I, and as are we all. But -- or so I flatter myself in so
    thinking -- to recognize that one is part of the problem is the first step
    in ceasing to be so.

    - Scott

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