shaktified ... butterfly nets... fields and streams

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> Hi Brian, all fields interact, think of 2 stones thrown in the

> same lake, the ripples they make, meet, and make new ripples.

> Now think of thousands of stones all going in at once, same field

> just a higher density of interaction and density of information.

 

> I think that density of information is always there, no matter what

> the media, the question is our ability to discern that information.

the old paradox... complexity beyond a certain level becomes

indistinguishable from noise/randomness, from our perspective. and

also part and parcel of the reason some aspects of the world are as

stupid as they are - no one has intuited the connections :-) or they

are beyond our comprehension!

 

> I think that's where K comes in. It think it re-tunes the body

> and mind so as to enable a greater awareness of that base field

> and all of its potential. It enables out ability to tap the

> field.

definitely. K has brought many things to my life, from an early age.

and always pushes you till you are just on the verge of the breaking

point, if you are seeking not just to experience but also to

understand the how and why.

 

> Mon. I didn't work on it or touch it, just was there with it.

> There was a different density of information we exchanged.

LOL... it's sort of the same with me and computers, and even moreso

with music synthesizers. something about that hardware, the

mind-body-machine interface, and interacting with these 'autonomous'

bits of hardware which speak in their own language.

 

> I could sit at home and monitor it with my commodore 64.

I have much love for the Commodore 64, and many fond memories, as it's

the machine that first made me want to learn how to program (at 9-10

years old). prior to that I didn't like computers at all because you

had to play games with them and I didn't like to lose. so I was never

much for games except to study them. I just wanted to get inside the

machine, learn it all. Even jumped straight to assembly language once

I discovered that was where the real power was hidden. never named my

computers but always wanted to get past the clunkiness of a hardware

interface :-D

 

> So yes, electronic media can enhance, but its all are part of the

> larger field anyway. As you can tell I'm very interested so hiy

> me off list if you'd like.

yeah, I would definitely talk off-list on the subject.

 

-brian