From: james marshall (edgarj@shaw.ca)
Date: Thu Apr 22 2004 - 11:19:50 BST
April 22, 2004
Matt inquired:
Do you think that because someone has greater intellectual capacity, they
are more easlily able to recognize and enjoy the quality experiences in
their lives? I often see others recognize the same beauty as I do, but each
person seems to give everything different weight in their considerations.
Whenever I look up and see the moon, on a nice night, I always seem to
comment on it, while others seemingly dismiss it. I recognize that we all
have our own preferences , but there is something....that I can't quite put
my finger on right now.
Anyways, what do you think?
I was rereading Ken Wilber's No Boundary yesterday and came upon this which
I think bears upon Matt's question. Wilber quotes an old proverb (p.85)
I looked, and looked, and this I came to see:
That what I thought was you and you,
Was really me and me.
I think a man is attracted to or repelled from aspects of phenomena in the
physical universe that either he loves or loathes in himself. The
luminescence Matt apprehends in the moon in the same luminescence he loves
in himself. To the extent that intellectual capacity plays a role in
self-awareness, such is the intensity and coherence of the experience.
James Marshall
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From: moq_discuss@moq.org
Date: 04/21/04 15:03:56
To: moq_discuss@moq.org
Subject: Re: MD The Individual Level
Hi ,
Joe:Coherence has a movable throttle!, or maybe there are a lot of
crashes?
Poot: I think that you are right. Coherence, which is like the friction
point (one that never wears the clutch out ;-) , is where the balance
between DQ and SQ is occuring. Even though I haven't put much thought in
it, I wonder as to how much we can influence the coherence as it is
happening. I think that part of the experience would be in the physical
realm (intertwining static patterns, and other things with they're own
coherence) and this would be where it would be mostly "out of our hands".
The other half, would take part in our heads (intellectual) , and how we
percieve things.
Do you think that because someone has greater intellectual capacity, they
are more easlily able to recognize and enjoy the quality experiences in
their lives? I often see others recognize the same beauty as I do, but each
person seems to give everything different weight in their considerations.
Whenever I look up and see the moon, on a nice night, I always seem to
comment on it, while others seemingly dismiss it. I recognize that we all
have our own preferences , but there is something....that I can't quite put
my finger on right now.
Anyways, what do you think?
Matt
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