Philosophical thinking

If it were not for our individual way of thinking there could be no debate in philosophy. I think what it is all about is the creativeness in all of us that completes the grandure of the whole picture each of us create about life itself.

Friday, June 13, 2008

Another View

The mind works on two principles; a reluctant outward disposition and a self contained inward hesitancy to
search ourselves for the answers to the questions we ask. Life is fair. The most we can do is to expect the best,
but that is reserved for those who excel and labor in thought. The least we can do is to anticipate what will come;
and nothing will if we accept mediocrity and take life at face value. There is more to it than we can imagine, but our creative intelligence may,perhaps, make up for any lacking in thought or thinking. Our options are limited. The choice has to be one from reason and sureness, and certainty of the facts that we cannot be challenged by fear;
straight away we go into the world with our genius and wisdom.
There is an intermediary between everything and nothing. There would be no thing without something to give meaning to it. This something is our creative intelligence. From this principle we can realize that heaven itself is
beyond the bounds of the universe and still remains within our mind. The universe is a material thing so therefore
it is finite. The mind and heaven are infinite things and therefore beyond reality as we know it because both are unexplainable to a degree.
The midpoint between contentment and complacency occupies the present and its mediacy is a name for the total
absolute plentitude in a state of consciousness about our condition. Once our abilities are realized our potential
becomes more infinite than we can believe, but we do believe from our aptitude for learning.
If one would consider a starting point, or origin of the development of one's self; we must begin wherever we are
and the thought of the trace of the future that surrounds the present is a justifiable point of departure for where
we are in the here and now.

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Thursday, April 24, 2008

Communication and thought

When the mind does its work it is being creative. First the thought has to come to expression from its original
idea or notion. There are various problems as regards language. First of what actually occurs in our mind when we use language with intention and meaning something by it. Second as to what is the relation between words and the thoughts they intend to express; the thought itself, the reference to what the words imply and how they are received by the one listening or reading them. We must as well understand the use of them in our own thought patterns. And third as to the using of words in conjunction with phrases and sentences the thoughts express and their relation of one statement to another conveying the idea or notion of the original thought. The last is a logical question which is of most concern that our expressions have the meaning intended. In practice language is merely as precise as the words used to portray a given thought. The object of philosophy is an activity clarifying thoughts
from one person to another. IT IS AN ACTIVITY PRODUCED BY THE MIND TO DISCOVER LOGICAL CONNECTIONS between things and other ideas created from the mind itself. So in a manner of speaking we pass knowledge to one another and create for ourself a basis of elemental thoughts that our own philosophy can be grounded to and raised to the heights of creative thinking ; or the dreams themselves we are given thought to.
We must ,originally, have a notion of a greater world than the one we know so that we can have a certain sureness of the spirit within and that which surrounds us metaphysically speaking of the great spirit of nature itself and the intelligent spirit of the architect of nature just the same.

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Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Creating a Philosophy

Philosophy is a broad spectrum of thought and thinking. As one develops a certain way of thinking it comes to mind just how we relate to ourselves and to the world. The inner explores the inner and at the same time the outer. Not only do we relate to ourselves but we relate to the world; there is this relationship that occurs simultaneusly between the mind and spirit. We pursue this connection from instinct and insight into our consciousness. Not only do the people around us affect us; but we affect ourself from the certain way of thinking we occupy ourself with. Life is so full of mystery it is no surprise when random chance gets itself involved in our life. It is not only our reaction we are given to; but the thinking process of how and why we react as we do. It has been said that the impact of an action is more than the action itself. If we add to philosophy a bit of theology life becomes even more interesting. It is the addition of soul to spirit and mind that increases the mystery. Still, we go about our ways without a care except for those who labor in thought. That is the work of the philosopher.

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Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Time for Thought

Consider your own thoughts for just a minute. Think how much goes through your head. You got to give yourself time to sort it all out. To create space for some new you have to get rid of some of the old, outdated and irrelevant. It takes some work but those who labor in thought know the meaning of knowledge, wisdom and genius.We have been endowed with intelligence, but it is only those
who know in their mind, intellectually, what their potential can be strive for that ideal. It is our reasoning power that enables us to think creatively.

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Sunday, March 23, 2008

A Composition for Music and Wisdom

The acquisition and maintenance of our wisdom is directly connected by the passing of knowledge to one another, and affects our life and the living of it. Music has the same effect on us; it reaches into our inner depths and soothes the soul of the listener with solemn and impressive passion. Perhaps the writer or creator had that purpose in mind ? Because each of us have our individual qualities, our likes and dislikes, they do not compromise
our own character but bring it out into the open. Yet the effect is different for each of us. For that reason we
should calculate what affects our own disposition has on others and come to some conclusion about its significance. Sometimes we have to compromise ourself; but that is where our decision making process brings out our true wisdom. Our judgments have to be clear and direct towards the goal and destination we sojourn to once we stop and view our world before it passes us by.

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Thursday, March 20, 2008

An Ode to Knowledge

For all our existence we sigh, but not of grief because we know that is true.
Before the agony; the spirit grows. It forgets and remembers. It laughs and it cries. It tastes the good of life and the bad as well; just is so it is that way.
There must be praised some certainty in all that we believe. And our faith keeps us
strong in our weakness. And that is true after perpetual defeat we still go on living. No one would surrender,we fight for our survival without regret.
What drives us forth is this spirit that gives us our nature. No genius is born;
we all have some learning to do.
Our skills are various and diverse, to each their own responsibility builds defense
and empowers us. Our perpetual defeat makes us rise up against the unknown powers of
the world and mind. What's never known is the safest treasure nature will not release. All else can be found in the wisdom we call knowledge.

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Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Engineers and Fabricators

Engineers and Fabricators are real creators in this world. The artist and musician are the same along with writers and thinkers. Those who labor in thought know that creation takes patience, time and skill. The builders of the world are those with incentive and initiative; the power to begin or to follow through energetically with
a plan or task; with the enterprise of motivation and ambition. It takes the engagement and utility of all our
powers, of the mental will power, to produce methods, processes, and systems that by skillful reasoning and
logical deduction, format and produce; to fabricate, something that can be either thought about or used in some
way and can be described ; or an expression of emotion can be roused both in the mind of the creator and in the mind of the one perceiving. Though the one conceiving may be as well the one perceiving; it is the act of creation that stimulates some kind of response or effect in the world in which we live. And if one takes the thought to the
next level , in the metaphysical and abstract sense; our inner world is as much part of creation as is the world of
the architects, engineers, and fabricators of the physical world. One can not fabricate the truth, it is already apparent; but to the writer, musician, and artist- creation takes on a new dimension- intentional expression.
Think again of the architect of all creation and your conclusions will become subject to re-evaluation.

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