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Nilsi

How to pursue understanding?

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Hey, i just had an interesting insight about understanding and the nature of reality and im not really sure whqt to make of it but i thought it might be of value to share it (and certainly to write it down) anyway.

The way i see it is there are two serious and compelling proposals to the question (of how to pursue understanding). 

The first is the Wilberian/Spiral-Dynamics-esque path of transcending and integrating which is sort of a bottom-up path toward understanding and the second is what you (Leo) talk about as hyper-intelligence which you characterize as (transcending and) losing your mind which is the top-down understanding.

I guess what speaks for the bottom-up approach is that you are keeping all the good lessons and insights you have and build on top of them toward ever more inclusive and integrated understanding and the top-down approach is truly infinite-creativity in all dimensions but without any tangible goal or actual progression. 
So what do i do with this dialectic now? Do i transcend and integrate it or do i transcend and lose my mind? xD

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“Did you ever say Yes to a single joy? O my friends, then you said Yes to all woe as well. All things are chained and entwined together, all things are in love; if ever you wanted one moment twice, if ever you said: ‘You please me, happiness! Abide, moment!’ then you wanted everything to return!” - Friedrich Nietzsche
 

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They are not really opposite.

One is more conceptual the other is more direct. You can do both. I do both.


You are God. You are Truth. You are Love. You are Infinity.

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7 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

They are not really opposite.

One is more conceptual the other is more direct. You can do both. I do both.

Makes sense. Thank you :)


“Did you ever say Yes to a single joy? O my friends, then you said Yes to all woe as well. All things are chained and entwined together, all things are in love; if ever you wanted one moment twice, if ever you said: ‘You please me, happiness! Abide, moment!’ then you wanted everything to return!” - Friedrich Nietzsche
 

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