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  Clara Garí    Group moderator

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  letting it happen as philosophy of action

  Hi, friends.
  i should have introduced myself before starting opinions, but this morning with my cup of tea, reading the last newsletter we received regarding the users of the networks I was so excited that I could not do other than coming to the forum and writing some sentences. I promiss I will introduce myself soon.
  Last two months I have worked as a fool. I am director of a new cultural online tv http://horitzo.tv and it started streaming on mai 22nd. Besides, I run a Contemporary Art center too.
  During the very hard work, in the center of stressing action, I felt to read a wonderful book by David Loy called non-duality. It analyzes all the non dual positions of philosophy, mainly oriental thougnt (Mahayana Buddism, Vedanta Advaita and Tao) but also some views of medieval and contemporary occidental Philosophy (Boeme, Eckart, Heidegger, Wittgenstein , Harendt and Simone Weil).
  I discovered with joy that there is a way of "not acting in the act" that consists in working hard to let the things come and happen by themselves. Of course it is easier to write than to practise, but even a little change in this direction is extremely useful, so i felt like to communicate it.
  Have a good day!
  
  • 18 Jun 2008, 09:14 am
  Clara Garí wrote: > Hi, friends. > i should have introduced myself before starting opinions, but this > morning with my cup of tea, reading the last newsletter we received > regarding the users of the networks I was so excited that I could not > do other than coming to the forum and writing some sentences. I > promiss I will introduce myself soon. > Last two months I have worked as a fool. I am director of a new > cultural online tv http://horitzo.tv and it started streaming on mai > 22nd. Besides, I run a Contemporary Art center too. > During the very hard work, in the center of stressing action, I felt > to read a wonderful book by David Loy called non-duality. It analyzes > all the non dual positions of philosophy, mainly oriental thougnt > (Mahayana Buddism, Vedanta Advaita and Tao) but also some views of > medieval and contemporary occidental Philosophy (Boeme, Eckart, > Heidegger, Wittgenstein , Harendt and Simone Weil). > I discovered with joy that there is a way of "not acting in the act" > that consists in working hard to let the things come and happen by > themselves. Of course it is easier to write than to practise, but > even a little change in this direction is extremely useful, so i felt > like to communicate it. > Have a good day!