I agree with you Jannik. This was a particularly mind blowing read.. one of many, but this had such depth..and I can only just about imagine how hard you had to work on it. Many thanks, dear Jannik. Seneca, while adhering to the core beliefs of contemplation, then action, had the humility to know we can not possibly know all, even at the end of our short lives, and to act accordingly. And also that our understandings of just about everything must remain fluid, open to reinterpretation, sometimes repeatedly. Thanks again. I may have to reread your latest mindblower later!😀
I particularly liked the bit that dealt with us coming to be to contemplate and provide insight and thereby consciousness to that which put us there to gaze at the planet, the colours, and sheer variety of life on it, at the stars and beyond. Paraphrasing, obviously, but struck by the ingenuity of such thoughts.
I agree with you Jannik. This was a particularly mind blowing read.. one of many, but this had such depth..and I can only just about imagine how hard you had to work on it. Many thanks, dear Jannik. Seneca, while adhering to the core beliefs of contemplation, then action, had the humility to know we can not possibly know all, even at the end of our short lives, and to act accordingly. And also that our understandings of just about everything must remain fluid, open to reinterpretation, sometimes repeatedly. Thanks again. I may have to reread your latest mindblower later!😀
I particularly liked the bit that dealt with us coming to be to contemplate and provide insight and thereby consciousness to that which put us there to gaze at the planet, the colours, and sheer variety of life on it, at the stars and beyond. Paraphrasing, obviously, but struck by the ingenuity of such thoughts.