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Recieved: 2003/05/27 17:18
Subject: RE: [K-list] RE: In Honour of Intellect
From: Chris Oliphant
On 2003/05/27 17:18, Chris Oliphant posted thus to the K-list:
Bhavin,
Thank-you for your feedback.
I wonder if intellect or emotions fade away. My experience and reading
suggests they remain - only there is no remaining attachment to their
content. That's really the issue for me. Neither emotions nor thoughts
are a problem but rather our attachment to them.
I like your analogy of the double helix.
Chris
> My experience is that the intellect and intelligence
> really are necessary on the evolutionary path. However, there does
come
> a "point" (as reported by many masters, gurus, swamis, etc) where
these
> tools are no longer necessary, and then they fall away naturally like
> petals on a flower or leaves/fruit on a tree, since their function has
> been fulfilled.
>
> There are also great battles between intellectual and emotional
> approaches to development. My experience is to regard both as
> necessary, and strive to have a balance. It may be useful to have an
> image of a two stranded helix of intellect and emotion, rotating
> longitudinally, as each improves and improves the other. It is
> important to respect both aspects, and not attack either side just for
> the sake of it or just to win a discussion.
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