This morning, reading the new chapter and looking at the practice on page 388, I was struck with how I still think of knowledge as what I extract from the input of the senses, then process and incorporate into some kind of world view. Â After years of hearing the glad tidings of TSK that knowledge is everywhere and that the senses drink from those waters (and even refering to this perspective sometimes in conversation), here I am still stuck in a mind that believes itself to be at the controls of an information processing machine. Â Ah, maybe later, hearing the wind in the branches, I’ll remember a deeper human vision and relax into it for a few moments again. –Michael
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