Re: MD Islands in the continuum.

From: abahn@comcast.net
Date: Thu Sep 04 2003 - 14:06:24 BST

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    Right, Mate!

    I will run out and but both right away.

    > Platt and Squonk,
    >
    > Before we get all gusshy over all of our appreciations of beauty...
    >
    > Platt asked:
    > "If we all would witness our experiences as being within a continuum of
    > beauty, how much richer might our lives might be?
    >
    > and Squonk rejoices:
    > "However, now and again, i see a vision of what the world might be like if
    > our
    > children learned to value beauty from an early age? It is a shining vision -
    > illuminating in its freedom. Freedom?
    > Yes! Freedom!"
    >
    > Andy: Why do you both think valuing beauty is something that can be taught?
    > Platt, doesnt't this contradict your vision of quality? Why is the MOQ
    > necessary for it? I thought beauty just is. What would it matter if
    > everyone
    > had the same appreciation for it? And Squonk--please tell me how you managed
    > to
    > link beauty to freedom. In what sense are you using freedom?
    >
    > just curious,
    > Andy
    >
    > Hi Andy,
    > I shall do my best to answer your questions mate, (leaving aside those

    > addressed to Platt for him to answer, as i know he is more than capable of
    > doing,
    > for himself):
    > 1. Why do you (both) think valuing beauty is something that can be taught?
    > sq answer: I did not suggest beauty can be taught. I contemplated the thought
    > of what our world might be like if, 'if our children learned to value beauty
    > from an early age.' In order to value beauty one must experience it. In order
    > to experience it one must be allowed to do so. Experience of the work of
    > masters would be a good thing. The teaching is done through experience
    > 2. And Squonk--please tell me how you managed to link beauty to freedom?
    > sq answer: Freedom in the MoQ is an ability to respond to DQ. Beauty is a
    > high degree of coherence in DQ-SQ tension, therefore, beauty is a liberation of
    > static patterning.
    > 3. In what sense are you using freedom?
    > sq: answer: In the sense that patterns are more responsive to DQ.
    >
    > I hope this helps to answer your questions? If you wish an expansion upon
    > this i will be happy to try and explain, and at any time. However, reading ZMM
    > and Lila would help.
    > All the best,
    > squonk

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