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Is each thought its own ‘logos’? Its own read-out?

Posted on August 23, 2014 by David Filippone

“…the question of whether or not thoughts automatically foreclose the possibility of an appreciative, open knowing… In that context, consider this statement (TSK 244): “The lower space we live in is not a solid and continuous place. It changes, becoming … Continue reading →

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A Thought of Beauty

Posted on August 18, 2014 by Eliana Kalaf

“The lower space we live in is not a solid and continuous place. It changes, becoming more or less open, with each single thought.” TSK 244. This quote also raises a separate but deeply important question: is each thought its … Continue reading →

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Positions & Read-outs

Posted on July 26, 2014 by Eliana Kalaf

Does having to transcend meanings, speculations and visions – even those that are timed-out, go against viewing positions as act of positioning? Are the acts of positioning the same as time-out meaning? All of this can be seen as different … Continue reading →

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