11-02-2007, 12:00 AM
There is many descriptions of the world that people accept as the orgin of thought as to how things started and end and where we go when someone dies and you can refer these different opinions as Sytnax.
Everyone knows there own Syntax to one extent to the other.
The Warrior Syntax according to Don Juan is stated as follows.
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Did the universe really begin?
Is the theory of the big bang true?
These are not questions, though they sound like they are.
Is the syntax that requires beginnings, developements and ends as statements of fact the only syntax that exists?
Thats the real question.
There are other syntaxes.
There is one, for example, which demands that varieties of intensity be taken as facts.
In that syntax nothing begins and nothing ends;
thus birth is not a clean, clear-cut event,but a specific type of intensity, and so is maturation, and so is death.
A man of that syntax, looking over his equations, finds that he has calculated enough varieties of intensity to say with authority that the universe never began and never end, but that it has gone, and is going now, and will go through endless fluctuations of intensity and that one can board it to journey through changes without end.
He will conclude all that, and much more, perhaps without ever realizing that he is merely confirming the syntax of his mother tongue.
Everyone knows there own Syntax to one extent to the other.
The Warrior Syntax according to Don Juan is stated as follows.
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Did the universe really begin?
Is the theory of the big bang true?
These are not questions, though they sound like they are.
Is the syntax that requires beginnings, developements and ends as statements of fact the only syntax that exists?
Thats the real question.
There are other syntaxes.
There is one, for example, which demands that varieties of intensity be taken as facts.
In that syntax nothing begins and nothing ends;
thus birth is not a clean, clear-cut event,but a specific type of intensity, and so is maturation, and so is death.
A man of that syntax, looking over his equations, finds that he has calculated enough varieties of intensity to say with authority that the universe never began and never end, but that it has gone, and is going now, and will go through endless fluctuations of intensity and that one can board it to journey through changes without end.
He will conclude all that, and much more, perhaps without ever realizing that he is merely confirming the syntax of his mother tongue.