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posted December 05, 2005 01:54 AM         

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the subtlest understanding makes no distinction

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posted December 05, 2005 08:26 AM         

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You're being quite inscrutable there, Jonathan Gull..... can we help??

'Zala

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posted December 05, 2005 09:32 AM         

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Understanding, however subtle, does make a distinction within our own minds, and thus our preception.

But if we expect that distinction we have made in our minds to somehow rescript reality, then we will be sorely disappointed.

Therefore, it is always important that we understand the distinction between reality and our preception of it. And like a finely crafted lens, the more subtle that understanding is, the more keen our mind's sight will be for the truth.

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