Showing posts with label Textuality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Textuality. Show all posts

Sunday, October 14, 2007

Illusions of Certainty


The need for sure words from God stem from spiritual lethargy seeking certainty in apparently chaotic options. Here revelatory texts are most effective in maintaining reliance upon external authorities as the dependence upon “a sure word from God” shows little if any tolerance for ambiguity, and manifests a rigidity that is a most salient feature of mechanized cognition.
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Now playing: Anne Dudley - Turbulent Serenity
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Monday, March 5, 2007

Literature


All written work may function as 'literature' between a minimum and maximum range of aesthetic value according to the degree its illusions composed of literal symbols point to a deeper cosmic reality। Indeed, while a great deal of 'universe romancing' may not be fact, nevertheless, much more is true.
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Now playing: Bill Douglas - Earth Prayer
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Ideas & Ideals


Ideas about God are transmitted well by textual extensions whereas the ideal of God incarnate is only demonstrated in person. Ideologic fragmentation results from the former whereas spiritual communion arises from the latter.
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Now playing: John Potter - Refrain 1
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Saturday, March 3, 2007

Logic & Love


Any inclined to expect the melodious voice of divinity to fit neatly into the machine of human language would become as those finding contradiction to be the signal of logic's defeat rather than the step upon which we make our ascent in the discovery of greater knowledge।
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Now playing: Johann Sebastian Bach - BWV 122-2. Aria (B), O Menschen, Die Ihr Taglich Sich Sundigt
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Text & Tone


The genealogy of any text is a material point of departure in the science of mind whose sincere probe of origin eventually encounters the religion of spirit, even that spirit dwelling within seeking to become one with us in the adventure of truth discovery whose harmonics are the sounds of our soul.
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Now playing: Samuel Barber - Adagio For Strings, Op.11
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