12-19-2010, 05:30 PM
(12-19-2010, 03:54 PM)zenmaster Wrote: I too resonate with the material and I know it takes a high vibration to receive this info.
It is interesting that you use the word "resonate" as it is a word that is often used on the forums when the poster is evaluating the veracity of someone's claims (be it DW, or any other member of the crop of futurists)
Implied in the use of that word is that if something resonates with someone then it must be true (or might be true), but really the resonance is simply reflecting one's personal biases.
As you said earlier
(12-19-2010, 03:54 PM)zenmaster Wrote: Yes, and what I've been saying is that by simply being honest, it's always possible to keep oneself in check (with regards to claims or analysis of claims (teach/learn or learn/teach), regardless of personality bias. Further, I would submit that it is only lack of self acceptance that can circumvent this honesty.
rather than using the fact that something resonates with oneself as a gauge of reliability, it would be far more instructive using it to explore one's personality biases.
But having done that, what then? the search for meaning is a powerful impulse in human psychology even if understanding is not of this density