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@bearspeaks You're Spectacularly spot on with that one. The safe word? You asked. My bet? 'Eschaton'.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 31 Jul 2023

@RyanHaecker Where in our seeing do we fracture Reality? How might we re-perceive perception itself as a unifying rather than dualizing experience? To what degree have each of us been ‘divided and conquered’ by the epistemological shibboleth of an idolized form of 'departmental conflict'?

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The real fight isn't politics. Rather the imperative to eclipse a puerile Spectacle imagining itself as the highest ground of necessity, probity and significance. We rise not as a political category but as a moral fusion movement obviating a pissing match pointed at a mass grave.

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Perhaps the deeper political significance of what are, in essence, maniacal purity cults, is the co-dependent Spectacle of totalizing distraction and denial sustaining the whole shebang. To see is to see through the show. Blake: "it is Burnt up the Moment Men cease to behold it."

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David, hi. Surprised to stumble upon a fundamentally secular community of interest and vernacular addressing "the political and temporal dynamism of eschatology" as it relates to "the possibility of a messianic Politics to Come." Nils' "radical philosophical event" comes to mind.
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Copy of tweet and quote tweet: The real fight isn't politics. Rather the imperative to eclipse a puerile Spectacle imagining itself as the highest ground of necessity, probity and significance. We rise not as a political category but as a moral fusion movement obviating a pissing match pointed at a mass grave. Image: Copy of tweet. Perhaps the deeper political significance of what are, in essence, maniacal purity cults, is the co-dependent Spectacle of totalizing distraction and denial sustaining the whole shebang. To see is to see through the show. Blake: "it is Burnt up the Moment Men cease to behold it." Quote tweet: David, hi. Surprised to stumble upon a fundamentally secular community of interest and vernacular addressing "the political and temporal dynamism of eschatology" as it relates to "the possibility of a messianic Politics to Come." Nils' "radical philosophical event" comes to mind.

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On holistic experience, essentially Thomistic 'intuition of being', Richard Rohr: "Ideas are not a problem, but a true inner experience is something else: “full-access knowing”—prerational, nonrational, rational, and transrational all at once. [It] refuses to be reductionistic.”

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3/ But what if lived experience of the One Life isn’t actually a form of distance-learning? What if the minute particulars of life represent the immediate, transcendent ground of the overarching veracity of a vast, mostly unseen, singular, energy event?
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Nov 25, 2017 ...reveals the universe not to be a collection of objects but, as #PaulDavies puts it, "an inseparable web of complicated energy patterns in which no one component has reality independently of the entirety; and included in the entirety is the observer." - Quantitative Romanticism
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Copy of tweet: On holistic experience, essentially Thomistic 'intuition of being', Richard Rohr: "Ideas are not a problem, but a true inner experience is something else: “full-access knowing”—prerational, nonrational, rational, and transrational all at once. [It] refuses to be reductionistic.” Image of tweet: 3/ But what if lived experience of the One Life isn’t actually a form of distance-learning? What if the minute particulars of life represent the immediate, transcendent ground of the overarching veracity of a vast, mostly unseen, singular, energy event? Quote Tweet Nov 25, 2017 ...reveals the universe not to be a collection of objects but, as #PaulDavies puts it, "an inseparable web of complicated energy patterns in which no one component has reality independently of the entirety; and included in the entirety is the observer." - Quantitative Romanticism 12:59 PM · Jun 16, 2021

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @lukeburgis 1/2 #SundayArt A fascinating resonance with your compass, good sir. For me, it was The City, then Silicon Valley, then mendicancy; the quest for integrative reality ultimately demanding a working embrace of and by Natural habitat and the heart of the 'Realocalization' phenomenon.Quoted by@lukeburgis 1/2 #SundayArt A fascinating resonance with your compass, good sir. For me, it was The City, then Silicon Valley, then mendicancy; the quest for integrative reality ultimately demanding a working embrace of and by Natural habitat and the heart of the 'Realocalization' phenomenon.