Donna K. Fitch

Renaissance Soul, Octopus Outlook

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Or my own acceptance

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Or my own acceptance that we do not really think at all; that we correlate around super-magnets that I call Dominants–a Spiritual Dominant in one age, and responsively to it up spring monasteries, and the stake and the cross are its symbols: a Materialist Dominant, and up spring laboratories, and microscopes and telescopes and crucibles are its ikons–that … [Read more...] about Or my own acceptance

If it is our acceptance that out of the negative

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If it is our acceptance that, out of the Negative Absolute, the Positive Absolute is generating itself, recruiting, or maintaining, itself, via a third state, or our own quasi-state, it would seem that we’re trying to conceive of Universalness manufacturing more Universalness from Nothingness. Take that up yourself, if you’re willing to run the risk of disappearing … [Read more...] about If it is our acceptance that out of the negative

it is reasonable to think of some coincidence

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It is reasonable to think of some coincidence between the fall of hail and the fall of other things: but, inasmuch as there have been a good many instances, we begin to suspect that this is not so much a book we’re writing as a sanitarium for overworked coincidences. Charles Fort, The Book of the Damned, p183 (The Complete Books of Charles Fort, Dover, c1974). … [Read more...] about it is reasonable to think of some coincidence

As to free will and intermediatism

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As to free will and Intermediatism–same answer as to everything else. By free will we mean Independence–or that which does not merge away into something else–so, in Intermediateness, neither free-will nor slave-will–but a different approximation for every so-called person toward one or the other of the extremes. The hackneyed way of expressing this seems … [Read more...] about As to free will and intermediatism