"Those who know... don't speak. Those who speak... don't know."

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This thread is more towards encouraging listening, not anti-speaking. But one must listen to it and not simply speak at it to hear that.

Originally posted by Praetorius
reply to post by ErgoTheConfusion

 

I would like to agree...but how then does the center share itself and enlighten the edge (or 'part of the circle') to create new centers and spread itself?

And how is the center ever truly the center if is only has a circumferential awareness of itself? The center deludes itself. Surety is lovely, but it is also delusion...only in acknowledging that one knows it is not the center of the circle does one become the center, and such awareness spread itself.

I need sleep...

think infinity.
think infinity lines.
thats how.
the tao the king is amazing.

Originally posted by ErgoTheConfusion
reply to post by angrysniper

 

/bow

I've enjoyed your thoughts and contemplation in other threads, btw.

i am a pretty big expert in tao the king.
lets discuss something, as it hard to join in with ongoing conversations.

Originally posted by ErgoTheConfusion
reply to post by absolutely

 

This thread is more towards encouraging listening, not anti-speaking. But one must listen to it and not simply speak at it to hear that.

edit on 2012/1/20 by ErgoTheConfusion because: (no reason given)

when u seek listeners then u r not opening a thread, which by definition is a topic that keep its end free as the condition that allow many contributions individually

im anti-listening by the way, and this goes towards my point too, the more u keep it free the more it is out of same truth

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what matter is never the end but only what exist and what is real bc the end is exclusively of its truth so of what started and is

Originally posted by absolutely
reply to post by absolutely

 

what matter is never the end but only what exist and what is real bc the end is exclusively of its truth so of what started and is

Agreed.
I winder how many people can undestand this, besides me, and possibly the writer.
Ps: it could be stated more eloquently.