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Pastimes : Let's Talk About Our Feelings!!!

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To: Jacques Chitte who wrote (13382)	10/23/1997 5:21:00 PM
From: George S. Montgomery	Read Replies (3) of 108807

Dear Alex: Nothing confrontational here, please. Your search is inspiring. Search less, find more. Nevertheless, isn't there a small conflict between your "comfy" and your "credo?" "I'm getting comfy with the decidedly Zen idea that looking obscures finding. My cautious credo (for now) is: It's never as simple as it looks. There is harm in overly simple ethics." How would you feel if the "credo" part read something like: "It's always more simple than it looks. There is harm in intellectualizing simplicity. Flaws and limitations thrive in intellectualizations, not in what is being intellectualized?" I believe there is an immense chasm between emotive, spiritual, sentient knowledge and rational, intellectual analysis of things we do not know. And I believe the former is closer to what is. I am not reentering the fray, only intrigued by your quest - as I am distressed by others'. gsm

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