Some people say that our life is like a blank canvas, and that it is up to us to transform it in a piece of art or not. So how can we create this master piece? Which tools do we have in our hands to do such extraordinaire task?<\/p>\n
We have to discover a knowing that not follow the old ways, the \u00e2\u20ac\u02dchas been taught\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 way of the predetermined automatic.<\/p>\n
Investigating reality through TSK vision we find out that although the identities we assign to make sense of the world invite us to think in terms of substance, experience itself is marked by constant transformation. The difficulty in bringing transformation into play is linked to our use of names and concepts to label experience. Would there be movement free from labels?<\/p>\n
Dynamics of Time and Space \u00e2\u20ac\u201c DTS suggests that a fruitful approach is to view the reality of the whole in terms of meaning, shifting our focus from individual entities to the interactions among entities. Just as in a painting a single patch of color becomes meaningful only in relation to other patches of color placed on the canvas. So objects take on their identity and significant only in relation to everything else that appears.<\/p>\n
Beyond all particular interactions, there is the field of these interactions. This field steadily communicates is own availability as field together with a structure and a patterning that characterizes field operations. DTS 16. The power that enables words and images to establish forms of our reality is the power of the communiqu\u00c3\u00a9. DTS 21<\/p>\n
Our limitations lose their finality if they are simple expressions of the field communiqu\u00c3\u00a9. Once we see that the ongoing communiqu\u00c3\u00a9 invariably presents the whole of time and space as the character of present reality, we can play with this reality however we wish. Our limits, as active expressions of knowledge, lead us to a knowledgeability that is unlimited. DTS 26<\/p>\n
It is the quality of the field that allows its contents. So by playing with the quality we can transform its dynamics. By letting in more flexibility, more gentleness, more interest we can begin to work in our piece of art.<\/p>\n
Open at this level, enjoying a new knowledgeability, we discover appearance as mystery: a boundary-less play in which we are free to participate. DTS 27<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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