pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on mon 22 dec 03
Hi Lee,
I am actually starting to cross my back legs too...(or, to
have
difficulty finding meaning here at any rate...are they the
same?)
Lee...Just come on out and say your own observations instead
of quoteing others so much.
It would be better for you, better for your readers I think,
and better for your Pots too which I must guess have great
potential if not themselves made-to-be 'quotes' or trying to
be too 'safe'.
You are a very intelligent and passionate fellow...and...
Forget all this appointed 'authority' to keep standing
behind, or insinuating yourself 'in'...
Just be you...
Try it...you got plenty to do it with.
In the long run, that's what all these other quoted fellows
are more or less perambulating about anyway..."Here was a
moment of authenticity or ingenue!"..."Here is a ponderous
tradition full of pontifications as encumber a endless
digressive siftings and commemorations of a light able
moment having happenned once!"
Cut it loose Lee...
Take the step...
Yer american pal,
Phil
lasvegas
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lee Love"
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "iandol"
>
> >Excuse me if I seem ignorant, but what is an "Existential
Back Step"
>
> Existential as used here, is to break out of our
conceptual
> understanding and to know through direct experience.
>
> >Or are Rawson and your Teacher telling us that we make
our future from the
> past through
> >exercising free will.
>
> I think this is part of it: Using our free will to break
out of conceptual
> understanding and to know through direct experience.
The existentialist
> tell us that there is no meaning in the world except for
what we make. If
> you are familiar with Akira Kurosawa, many of his films
are about this
> dilemma. About how modern man finds meaning in the
world.
>
> Really gotta walk Taiko.... She is crossing her back
legs.!
>
>
> --
> Lee In Mashiko, Japan
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