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nameless · **Posted:** Tue Feb 09, 2010 11:23 am

When I mentioned the following passing thought to Boopsie, she told me that it acted like an instant mandala, presenting many avenues of meaning.
I offer it here for your enjoyment;

"When you incapable of further movment, you will have arrived at the destination."

Or, from a different Perspective;

"When you incapable of further movment, here you are!"

ala1993 · **Joined:** Sat Jul 19, 2008 6:20 pm **Posts:** 424

It's quite Confucian. However, it seems brutally ambiguous and anti-philosophical; that said, anything non-philosophical is a perfect candidate for philosophy (critical activity).

nameless · **Posted:** Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:00 am

ala1993 wrote:

It's quite Confucian. However, it seems brutally ambiguous

Perhaps more 'Zen', but I like that phrase, "brutally ambiguous"! Sweet!
That is the intent, for the greatest number of people to find 'personal' meaning(s) in one simple phrase as offered, it must be "brutally ambiguous".

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and anti-philosophical;

That is true also, as philosophy is critical thought, the phrase was more for the potential instant epiphany/revelation which can be philosophised about following the 'experience'.

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that said, anything non-philosophical is a perfect candidate for philosophy (critical activity).

Yup! *__-

chaz wyman · **Joined:** Fri Mar 12, 2010 7:31 pm **Posts:** 429

nameless wrote:

When I mentioned the following passing thought to Boopsie, she told me that it acted like an instant mandala, presenting many avenues of meaning.
I offer it here for your enjoyment;

"When you incapable of further movment, you will have arrived at the destination."

Or, from a different Perspective;

"When you incapable of further movment, here you are!"

The answer is DEATH

nameless · **Posted:** Fri Mar 12, 2010 11:13 pm

^^^
It wasn't a question.

Psychonaut · **Posted:** Sun Mar 14, 2010 1:57 am

Then it wasn't brutally ambiguous enough

nameless · **Posted:** Sun Mar 14, 2010 4:00 am

^^^
With so much filling the 'eye of the beholder', one would think that there would be no room for 'ambiguity', but, lo and behold... there it is! *__-

bus2bondi · **Joined:** Fri Aug 29, 2008 3:08 am **Posts:** 1657

nameless wrote:

When I mentioned the following passing thought to Boopsie, she told me that it acted like an instant mandala, presenting many avenues of meaning.
I offer it here for your enjoyment;

"When you incapable of further movment, you will have arrived at the destination."

Or, from a different Perspective;

"When you incapable of further movment, here you are!"

truly is that possible? have you or anyone that you know ever experienced this? thanks:)

mickthinks · **Posted:** Thu Apr 08, 2010 11:35 pm

nameless wrote:

"When you incapable of further movment, you will have arrived at the destination."

I have often taken a ride in a train or a car and preferred, maybe even needed, to get out before its final destination had been reached.

nameless · **Posted:** Fri Apr 09, 2010 2:57 am

bus2bondi wrote:

nameless wrote:

When I mentioned the following passing thought to Boopsie, she told me that it acted like an instant mandala, presenting many avenues of meaning.
I offer it here for your enjoyment;

"When you incapable of further movment, you will have arrived at the destination."

Or, from a different Perspective;

"When you incapable of further movment, here you are!"

truly is that possible? have you or anyone that you know ever experienced this? thanks:)

Yes.

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