Fw: [K-list] Einstein and the Point - Another Koan?

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Wednesday, October 25, 2000 10:22 PM

Re: [K-list] Re: Einstein and the Point - Another Koan?

 

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>divine_goddess <divine_goddess

>Kundalini-Gateway <Kundalini-Gateway >

>Wednesday, October 25, 2000 5:26 PM

>[K-list] Re: Einstein and the Point - Another Koan?

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>>To determine who is listening and who is speaking I will use a

>>dictionary to define terms....

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>>what is the point?

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>>"Mathematics. A dimensionless geometric object having no properties

>>except location. "

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>>I like an alternative definition I found ... an identifying mark for

>>the blind.

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>>still...without movement, frictionless, no sound...

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>>reminds me of the place between words, the silence that comes between

>>the ingoing and outcoming of breath

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>>Susan

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>Very good. According to mathematics, a point is *dimensionless*, as You

say.

>Anything - a stone for example, has 3 dimensions. If a stone moves from A

to

>B, physicians talk about *movement energy*.

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>Here's a suggestion: A movement from A to B, the *movement energy*, is

>*one-dimensional matter*.........................

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>However, the pendulum of energy is one of the fundamental Laws in the

>Universe. If we becomes too attached to things and events, we becomes

>*drifting timmer*, a helpless victim for every kind of disturbing

>*incidents*............................

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>In this world of change, we all need a silent point to achieve Peace, a

>point within us self *without movement, frictionless, no sound...* as Susan

>says. Something which can not be betrayed by other people or outer

>circumstances. A point of PEACE...........................unattatched to

>energy's pendulum (Yin and Yang).

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>These point is not *static*. In our everyday-language, and our mental

realm,

>things *ARE*, this and that *IS*. Such concepts are PINK ELEPHANTS, since

>the Universe consists of processes, rather than *things*.

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>The Universe is an ever evolving process witout a finite goal, emanating

>from a point, hence the *still-point* - the ever-evolving *IS*.

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