From: Valuemetaphysics@aol.com
Date: Wed Oct 01 2003 - 18:44:28 BST
Be that as it may, our main difference is that you consider thinking as
somehow a part of DQ while I consider it a static process pattern with
some processes being of higher quality than others. To me, DQ doesn't
play any part in thinking at all. Thinking only comes into play after a
DQ experience. To me, DQ is "what stops you in your tracks," a song, a
painting, a vista, a pretty girl, or a sentence near the end of a novel
like, "That's a good dog." :-) When something you experience seems to
resonate in harmony with the whole universe, that's when you know
you've been touched by DQ and, for a moment, realized the aesthetic
continuum.
Platt
Hi Platt,
You know, i still think we agree more than it appears!!! ;)
I am sure of it.
And i do not think thinking is part of DQ. I suggest DQ gets in on the act
between relationships of static intellectual patterns - in highly coherent
relationships. I love the way you put it:
'To me, DQ is "what stops you in your tracks," a song, a
painting, a vista, a pretty girl, or a sentence near the end of a novel
like, "That's a good dog." :-) When something you experience seems to
resonate in harmony with the whole universe, that's when you know
you've been touched by DQ and, for a moment, realized the aesthetic
continuum.'
Mark
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