Re: do we need to speak clearly?

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From: Daniel Haines <daniel@xxxxxxx>
To: deleuze-guattari@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Jueves 5 de Noviembre de 1998 01:08 PM
Subject: Re: do we need to speak clearly?

Andrew Chrystall wrote:
>
> Daniel Haines wrote:
> > this all this bickering is obscuring these (i think) interesting
> > issues... any thoughts, anyone??do we need to speak clearly?
> >
> Dear Daniel
> PLease ecuse the quotation but I cannot do nay better myself...
> The enlightened posses understanding
> So profound that they cannot be understood
> Becasue they cannot be understood
> I can only describe their appearance:
>
> Cautious as one crossing thin ice,
> Undecided as one surrounded by danger,
> Modest as one who is a guest,
> Unbounded as melting ice,
> Genuine as unshaped wood,
> Broad as a valley,
> Seamless as muddy water.
>
> Who stills the water that the mud may settle,
> Who seeks to stop so taht he migt travel on,
> Who desires less that what might transpire,
> DEcays but will not renew.
>
> - LaO TZe (TaoDeChing)
>
> surely true clarity is by definition impossible, needed or otherwise
>

andrew,

thank you for posting this...

funnily, although it hadn't entered my head in relation to this thread,
this is one of the passages i return to often is my Tao Te Ching. is
this from an online version/do you know of any? i've long been fasciated
by the wide variety of the translations available and always like to
read different ones....

dan h.

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Ware ware Karate-do o shugyo surumonowa,
Tsuneni bushido seishin o wasurezu,
Wa to nin o motte nashi,
Soshite tsutomereba kanarazu tasu.

We who study Karate-do,
Should never forget the spirit of the samurai,
With peace, perseverance and hard work,
We will reach our goal without failure.=20

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From: Daniel Haines <daniel@xxxxxxx> 
To: deleuze-guattari@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Date: Jueves 5 de Noviembre de 1998 01:08 PM 
Subject: Re: do we need to speak clearly? 
 
<HTML><BODY>Andrew Chrystall wrote: 
> 
> Daniel Haines wrote: 
> > this all this bickering is obscuring these (i think) =
interesting 
> > issues... any thoughts, anyone??do we need to speak =
clearly? 
> > 
> Dear Daniel 
> PLease ecuse the quotation but I cannot do nay better myself... 
> The enlightened posses understanding 
> So profound that they cannot be understood 
> Becasue they cannot be understood 
> I can only describe their appearance: 
> 
> Cautious as one crossing thin ice, 
> Undecided as one surrounded by danger, 
> Modest as one who is a guest, 
> Unbounded as melting ice, 
> Genuine as unshaped wood, 
> Broad as a valley, 
> Seamless as muddy water. 
> 
> Who stills the water that the mud may settle, 
> Who seeks to stop so taht he migt travel on, 
> Who desires less that what might transpire, 
> DEcays but will not renew. 
> 
>  - LaO TZe (TaoDeChing) 
> 
> surely true clarity is by definition impossible, needed or =
otherwise 
> 
 
andrew, 
 
thank you for posting this... 
 
funnily, although it hadn't entered my head in relation to this =
thread, 
this is one of the passages i return to often is my Tao Te =
Ching.  =20
is 
this from an online version/do you know of any? i've long been =
fasciated 
by the wide variety of the translations available and always like to 
read different ones.... 
 
dan h. 
 
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Ware ware Karate-do o shugyo surumonowa, 
Tsuneni bushido seishin o wasurezu, 
Wa to nin o motte nashi, 
Soshite tsutomereba kanarazu tasu. 
 
We who study Karate-do, 
Should never forget the spirit of the samurai, 
With peace, perseverance and hard work, 
We will reach our goal without failure. 
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