References:Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="------------95976C113FC1B19AE9E27319" Status: O X-Status: --------------95976C113FC1B19AE9E27319 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Seth - Language: inquiry To whom: fellow voyagers For what:growth Seth - There's a lot in what you're pointing at here; your writing style is so poetic, I have trouble understanding it sometimes.So, I interspersed some questions in the body of your message below - > < Hurt is something that happens to > you as your identity >> > > I speak the language of communication > to vast, rich and penetrating minds > to stay awake, attentive and in action > > Kate: > > I think you are right on... > "Hurt" is tied to identity: to "I", > a distinction in PEX. > > I also think that "hurt" > is an emotional/ immediate response > to a disconnect in dialogue > Literally falling out of dialogue, > therefore relationship, with another > It hurts us, probably deeper then we > imagine, not to be in relationship > and, often this may happen not > because we seek this "hurt", but > do not recognize the relationship: > the dialogue that is available like a > possibility....we are "hurt" by a > sudden sense of no-possibility and > an abandonment in the limits of > our identity, which is shallow in > comparison to the dialogue, the > relationship we encounter..... > > So, in the context of "community" > identity is the dialogue, community 'identity'? which is > totally paradoxical to "I"...and > again the word "surrender" comes > up for me...surrendering to dialogue > And, I ask myself , "why surrender, why not just accept or acquire?" > What is there in that question is > emptiness: nothing to accept, > nothing to acquire...possibly > something to admire...something > to be honest about that is admired, > however something that is "admired" > not at a distance, but as a sympatic > sense of one's own shared listening, > and I think I surrender myself to > this discovery of what I see and hear > as being who I am, that is when I > even approach what is only vaguely > beginning to be what a dialogue is... > > The funny thing is it "hurts" always Are you saying that there is > almost always an underlying sense of hurt? > like an underlying complaint > and once in a while it doesn't > Seth Thanks, Seth. Love, Robyn --------------95976C113FC1B19AE9E27319 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Seth - Language: inquiry
To whom: fellow voyagers
For what:growthSeth -
There's a lot in what you're pointing at here; your writing style is so poetic, I have trouble understanding it sometimes.So, I interspersed some questions in the body of your message below -
< Hurt is something that happens to
you as your identity >>I speak the language of communication
to vast, rich and penetrating minds
to stay awake, attentive and in actionKate:
I think you are right on...
"Hurt" is tied to identity: to "I",
a distinction in PEX.I also think that "hurt"
is an emotional/ immediate response
to a disconnect in dialogue
Literally falling out of dialogue,
therefore relationship, with another
It hurts us, probably deeper then we
imagine, not to be in relationship
and, often this may happen not
because we seek this "hurt", but
do not recognize the relationship:
the dialogue that is available like a
possibility....we are "hurt" by a
sudden sense of no-possibility and
an abandonment in the limits of
our identity, which is shallow in
comparison to the dialogue, the
relationship we encounter.....So, in the context of "community"
identity is the dialogue, <is this the same as "the dialogue is the community 'identity'? which is
totally paradoxical to "I"...and
again the word "surrender" comes
up for me...surrendering to dialogue
And, I ask myself , "why surrender, <is this like HAVE to surrender?
why not just accept or acquire?"
What is there in that question is
emptiness: nothing to accept,
nothing to acquire...possibly
something to admire...something
to be honest about that is admired,
however something that is "admired"
not at a distance, but as a sympatic
sense of one's own shared listening,
and I think I surrender myself to
this discovery of what I see and hear
as being who I am, that is when I
even approach what is only vaguely
beginning to be what a dialogue is...The funny thing is it "hurts" always Are you saying that there is almost always an underlying sense of hurt?
like an underlying complaint
and once in a while it doesn'tSethThanks, Seth.
Love,
Robyn --------------95976C113FC1B19AE9E27319-- From bstuhlmu.infoscan@medimedia.com Thu Aug 13 11:29:42 1998 >From bstuhlmu.infoscan@medimedia.com Thu Aug 13 11:29:42 1998 Received: from mx04.netaddress.usa.net (mx04.netaddress.usa.net [204.68.24.141]) by pony-1.mail.digex.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) with SMTP id LAA15253 for; Thu, 13 Aug 1998 11:29:41 -0400 (EDT)