http://dqe1.com/blog looking for patterns that aren't embodied Mon, 18 Oct 2010 14:04:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://dqe1.com/blog/?p=224#comment-5 tsanko Mon, 18 Oct 2010 14:04:30 +0000 http://dqe1.com/blog/?p=224#comment-5 Wonderful ..thanks a lot for posting a good informitive blog Wonderful ..thanks a lot for posting a good informitive blog

]]> http://dqe1.com/blog/?p=53#comment-3 W00BY Tue, 10 Mar 2009 16:57:00 +0000 http://dqe1.com/blog/?p=53#comment-3 Great bit of writing and some very wise points made...<br/>I notice all of this on a much smaller stage on a daily basis... I like people watching (not stalker style) and couples display some of the most obvious characteristics of this word they plan and shape daily life to evolve in away that requires no speech ...in the end just many many accepted ways to behave and interact without words.<br/>I have twins and they behave in the same way, day in day out.<br/>The down side is...If not communicated in some form, (writing, speaking) does understanding of ourselves and those around us ever truly grow? Accepted unspoken things are by definition undefined.<br/>Leaving relationships... be it countries, mum and dad or close friends desperately needing something more concrete than this word, and the concepts it brings.<br/>To be sure rather than just hoping you have it right!<br/>It by it's own meaning relieves us of the need for words and how we probably have evolved in times before words, laws and social fabric.<br/>It's quite a word! Great bit of writing and some very wise points made…
I notice all of this on a much smaller stage on a daily basis… I like people watching (not stalker style) and couples display some of the most obvious characteristics of this word they plan and shape daily life to evolve in away that requires no speech …in the end just many many accepted ways to behave and interact without words.
I have twins and they behave in the same way, day in day out.
The down side is…If not communicated in some form, (writing, speaking) does understanding of ourselves and those around us ever truly grow? Accepted unspoken things are by definition undefined.
Leaving relationships… be it countries, mum and dad or close friends desperately needing something more concrete than this word, and the concepts it brings.
To be sure rather than just hoping you have it right!
It by it’s own meaning relieves us of the need for words and how we probably have evolved in times before words, laws and social fabric.
It’s quite a word!

]]> http://dqe1.com/blog/?p=14#comment-2 the great white hype Mon, 23 Jun 2008 21:31:00 +0000 http://dqe1.com/blog/?p=14#comment-2 I've defintely gotten into some of the softer sciences this last year and feel no more shaky about my knowledge than that of physics at the present moment. As you've mentioned, all of us science types are finding new twists in our work all the time.<br/>I've gotten into the science of plant medicines, I guess you could call it.<br/>For my there is never a concrete base to start on with another living thing but it's still worth studying other life to understand our own and how our physical bodies work.<br/>The work itself further elucidates the expanses of the human mind, as well. I can perceive so many things I never did before simply by the shift in the intentions of my mind. I thought about some of these moments reading a blog of your back on myspace.<br/>Life and matter are so much more than we can truly understand, any one of us, that I doubt all sciences, even my own. Or perhaps we're just living out Emerson's idea that any sufficiently advanced science will appear as magic to the average man. Maybe our universe is still just magic to us. I’ve defintely gotten into some of the softer sciences this last year and feel no more shaky about my knowledge than that of physics at the present moment. As you’ve mentioned, all of us science types are finding new twists in our work all the time.
I’ve gotten into the science of plant medicines, I guess you could call it.
For my there is never a concrete base to start on with another living thing but it’s still worth studying other life to understand our own and how our physical bodies work.
The work itself further elucidates the expanses of the human mind, as well. I can perceive so many things I never did before simply by the shift in the intentions of my mind. I thought about some of these moments reading a blog of your back on myspace.
Life and matter are so much more than we can truly understand, any one of us, that I doubt all sciences, even my own. Or perhaps we’re just living out Emerson’s idea that any sufficiently advanced science will appear as magic to the average man. Maybe our universe is still just magic to us.

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