LS DQ as flux: The Pre-Socratics?


Jarod and Miss Parker (simba@eznet.net)
Wed, 1 Oct 1997 06:24:49 +0100


Platt:

> Thanks for sharing the DQ experience you had with your daughter and the
> song, "Lord of the Dance." Both reflect the profound difference between
> static and dynamic aspects of reality. Your time in Bernheim Forest was
> timeless DQ at its best. And dance is an apt metaphor for the constant
flux
> of life, the ongoing battle between levels for dominance, the play of
> "lila" in Hindu mythology.

Is DQ to be construed as flux itself, or perhaps the essence of flux? Then
if DQ is "higher" than SQ, perhaps we have a return to the philosophical
"urstoff" of the Pre-Socratic philosopher Heraclitus, who maintained that
the essence of the Universe is flux. His classic formulation is: "You
cannot
step twice in the same river, for new waters move on as you take the
second step."

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