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A few thoughts . . .
“We have framed a reality that has no heart.” —Dynamics of Time and Space, Page 24 These nine words invoke the human realm, how it operates, and how suffering continues. Associations: –Reality has been framed, like an innocent suspect being … Continue reading
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If You’re like me . . .
If you’re like me, you missed not getting Jack’s notes in time to read them before today’s class. Â (Although they’re there now, after the site was down for the previous two days). One of the themes in Jack’s notes for … Continue reading
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A Walk on the Wild Side
It’s very windy in Albuquerque today. Â Probably gusts of 40-50 mph, but under an unbroken blue sky. Â It was a good day to take a walk and attend to sound. Â The sound of the wind in the trees was … Continue reading
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Given together,
The field comes alive in: Bruce’s awareness of how space is permeated by energy and feeling, like a hologram that can’t be grasped . . . David’s winding path where getting older provides a season box seat on the playing field … Continue reading
Knowing, Being Known
“The whole can become knowledgeable.” Â DTS 41 Perhaps because the invitation of eknosis–to know inwardly and outwardly in a single moment–seems “beyond” me, I find it very helpful to feel that “I” might have an ally in this endeavor. The … Continue reading
“Thank you, thank you, thank you
Ken’s poem really captures for me the stream of life which each of us keeps trying to make sense of: Afternoon turns up once more, A mirror of the morning, Â Â Â credit cards spilled from a wallet, documents I failed … Continue reading
Knowing Not-Knowing.
“Both ordinary knowing and its correlate ‘not-knowing’ can be thawed or cultivated to yield this luminescent quality.â€Â TSK, 281. Does this imply that just as there are an ordinary and a higher knowing, there are also an ordinary and a … Continue reading
Questions/Comments—while reading Inside Knowledge
In the light of the aspiration to share the TSK vision with a wider body of readers and students, I found myself wondering why other visions can attract a wider group of adherents. Last Thursday I sat in on a … Continue reading
Corroboration from the womb of Nature.
Is the following excerpt from a TSK book? If so, which one? “But it is not only the past that is deadened; the present, too, is nearly killed. Why? In a linear view of time, the present is not an … Continue reading
Not Knowing as Source
I find that TSK feels most valuable when it connects with concerns of daily life. An interesting instance of this arose in connection with a potential novel I started last year but which—because I did “not know†how to proceed– … Continue reading