Author Archives: Michael Gray

In LOK chapter 14, I appreciate the painstaking analysis of how descriptive knowledge–in order to be legitimately based on polar knowledge–requires three things: access to the contents of polar knowledge; accuracy of polar knowledge itself; and an existing world to … Continue reading →

How does the body point at the mind, and how could I beome aware of this pointing?  Would awareness then be in the body or the mind?  Breathing seems a good place to look, since both body (Involuntary) and mind … Continue reading →

As my mind ponders how (or if) my body really points to my mind, it occurs to me that the act of breathing–with its voluntary (mind-directed) and involuntary (body-directed) triggers–might be a good place to look.  I’ve often noticed, while … Continue reading →

I’ve noticed that this on-line TSK course–already in week 3–is one of the driving forces that makes me aware of linear time.  It sets a pace that invites me to keep up, and reflects back that I am running behind.  Most … Continue reading →

Thanks, Jack.  I didn’t suceed in developing much engagement with the other participants but I did all the reading and some of the exercises and I have appreciated your guidance–both through the Does Space Get Wet and your postings.  LOK exercise 48 … Continue reading →

In a living tree, water is flowing uphill and sunlight is burrowing into the darkness. Two branching structures mirror each other. One, rooted in the earth, expresses the living energy of the sun in the darkness–reaching out for water and … Continue reading →

First, I would like to introduce myself: my name is Michael Gray and before Christmas, Jack gave me permission to join this TSK On-line course.  I am grateful that he made this exception and I spent the next month or … Continue reading →