Past (05/06/13)
Principles
Systems of Thought
Takes
Answers to problems, accept in the abstract, can never be complete. They are seen from a particular angle, but there are other angles too. To expect completeness and perfection from an answer is wrong. The healthier approach is to see answers as “takes” on a situation. A "take" makes no claim to be “the” answer. Rather, it enriches, broadens, and expands our awareness towards what is bigger than us. It leads us to discovery, wonderment and appreciation for the biggest truths. A "take" makes no claim to be all inclusive. Instead, it adds to the pool of possibilities of a
collective consciousness, all to be considered and meditated upon.
Principles
Systems of Thought
Takes
Answers to problems, accept in the abstract, can never be complete. They are seen from a particular angle, but there are other angles too. To expect completeness and perfection from an answer is wrong. The healthier approach is to see answers as “takes” on a situation. A "take" makes no claim to be “the” answer. Rather, it enriches, broadens, and expands our awareness towards what is bigger than us. It leads us to discovery, wonderment and appreciation for the biggest truths. A "take" makes no claim to be all inclusive. Instead, it adds to the pool of possibilities of a
collective consciousness, all to be considered and meditated upon.
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