The System [of Thought] Doesn't Stay With

When You Are Thinking Something, You Have The Feeling That The Thoughts Do Nothing Except Inform You The Way Things Are And Then You Choose To Do Something And You Do It. That's What People Generally Assume. But Actually, The Way You Think Determines The Way You're Going To Do Things. Then You Don't Notice A Result Comes Back, Or You Don't See It As A Result Of What You've Done, Or Even Less Do You See It As A Result Of How You Were Thinking. Is That Clear?

The Question Of Relevance Comes Before That Of Truth, Because To Ask Whether A Statement Is True Or False Presupposes That It Is Relevant (so That To Try To Assert The Truth Or Falsity Of An Irrelevant Statement Is A Form Of Confusion).

My Suggestion Is That At Each State The Proper Order Of Operation Of The Mind Requires An Overall Grasp Of What Is Generally Known, Not Only In Formal Logical, Mathematical Terms, But Also Intuitively, In Images, Feelings, Poetic Usage Of Language, Etc.

This Kind Of Overall Way Of Thinking Is Not Only A Fertile Source Of New Theoretical Ideas: It Is Needed For The Human Mind To Function In A Generally Harmonious Way, Which Could In Turn Help To Make Possible An Orderly And Stable Society.

Individuality Is Only Possible If It Unfolds From Wholeness.