From: Loree Thomas (lthomas1@uswest.net)
Date: Mon Mar 06 2000 - 15:06:14 MST
Robert Owen wrote (in part):
>
> The word "Mind" is simply used to designate the necessary
> and sufficient Reason for the experience of thoughts. In
> this sense it is a logical construct, and it is unnecessary to
> argue about whether "Mind" exists or not. It is an explanatory
> principle, and as such inexplicable.
Which brings to mind one of my all time favorite poems:
The Brain is wider than the Sky
For put them side by side
The one the other will contain
With ease and You beside
The Brain is deeper than the sea
Forhold themBlue to Blue
The one the other will absorb
As Sponges Buckets do
The Brain is just the weight of God
For Heft them Pound for Pound
And they will differ if they do
As Syllable from Sound
(632, ca. 1862) -- Emily Dickinson
-- "Immortality: My long life ambition" -- Loree Thomas lthomas1@uswest.net
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