RE : whats the purpose in fighting with words

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Nisargadatta , " dan330033 " <dan330033

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> Nisargadatta , OConnor Patricia <gdtige@>

wrote:

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> > this list is a play of words, Ietsa.

> > Is it about finding the concept that will not be

> > replaced by a higher concept.?

> > I know i won`t win at that game, and i don`t mind to

> > have always the same preacher over my head.

> > Gosh, let him have the big head.

> > Probably du to the fact that we do not meet, we only

> > type, the essence is harder to catch.

> > Yet, reading between the lines, we pretty much all say

> > or tend toward the same <something>...

> > in that sense, i do appreciate everybody on this list

> > and indeed, beside finding the impossible word that

> > will forever strangle my beloved <tormentors>,

> > there is some order coming from this wordy chaos.

> >

> > with affection,

> >

> >

> > Patricia

>

> Yes, there is chaos bubbling up on all sides at this point.

>

> I'm sure you've noticed.

>

> In fact, it's gushing.

>

> No way to catch it in a bucket.

>

> Not even time for silly instructions, like " be the chaos " or " you

are

> the chaos, " let alone absurd admonitions like, " only the moving mind

> is chaotic. "

>

> Nonetheless, as you've observed, in the midst of this chaos, our

> chaotic word play, sometimes pretending to express something other

> than the chaos that surrounds it, moves on ...

>

> -- Dan

>

 

" Nonetheless, as you've observed, in the midst of this chaos, our

chaotic word play, sometimes pretending to express something other

than the chaos that surrounds it, moves on ... "

 

those words work really well for me...

 

And the " chaotic system " does grow in consciousness (or such)

and so the " glint of light " that shines forth from it can

become ever more interesting.

 

Bill

 

Note: I didn't say " interesting for...(anything) " , just interesting.

 

 

 

Bill