That Which Destroys The Old Mythos Becomes

My Favorite Piece Of Technical Writing: Assembly Of Japanese Bicycle Require Great Peace Of Mind.

The Buddha, The Godhead, Resides Quite As Comfortably In The Circuits Of A Digital Computer Or The Gears Of A Cycle Transmission As He Does At The Top Of A Mountain Or In The Petals Of A Flower. To Think Otherwise Is To Demean The Buddha - Which Is To Demean Oneself.

We Want To Make Good Time, But For Us Now This Is Measured With The Emphasis On "good" Rather Than On "time".

To Speak Of Certain Government And Establishment Institutions As 'the System' Is To Speak Correctly . . . They Are Sustained By Structural Relationships Even When They Have Lost All Other Meaning And Purpose. People Arrive At A Factory And Perform A Totally Meaningless Task From Eight To Five Without Question Because The Structure Demands It Be That Way. There's No Villian, No 'mean Guy' Who Wants Them To Live Meaningless Lives, It's Just That The Structure, The System Demands It And No One Is Willing To Take On The Formidable Task Of Changing The Structure Just Because It Is Meaningless.

Stuckness Shouldn't Be Avoided. It's The Psychic Predecessor Of All Real Understanding. An Egoless Acceptance Of Stuckness Is A Key To An Understanding Of All Quality, In Mechanical Work As In Other Endeavors.