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19-02-2024, 10:13 AM
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Seeker
Join Date: Jan 2024
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Well, I'm now reading through the book again (along with other things) Very difficult to actually find suitable quotes as each is to be found in a wide context and seems to lose potency when quoted separately. Nevertheless just a two sentence quote here.
To be quite sure, to be set, fixed, and firm, is to miss the point of life. For living and being is a perpetual abandonment of the known and fixed situation.
This is from Chapter 1, "The Chinese Box". This sort of box is one that contains smaller boxes, and perhaps can then find itself in a bigger box itself! Quite suggestive of how our thoughts and concepts can morph according to context!
Anyway, maybe more further along.
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