Notes On How To Act 0 comments

15 Dec 2009 @ 16:36, by Jeffrey Trenton Crace "Potential is the eternal element in all experience." --JG Bennett The facts ma'am: 1.) One perceives actualities 2.) All actualities are potentialities; all potentialities are NOT actualities. 3.) All things potential and all things actual are both conditions that do NOT permit game play. 4.) Potentiality and possibility are NOT synonymous. -- Possibility is defined by what is agreed-upon as allowable action, i.e what COULD be actualized. -- Potentiality is defined by what possibilities CAN be actualized. -- Example: Because one COULD write a novel, simply because that is allowable action, does not mean that one CAN write a novel. Most people do not honestly distinguish between possibility and potentiality because they cannot confront the discrepancy. Nor would they know how to reconcile such a discrepancy, i.e. enlarge their potential. Outside of any system, all events are possible within that system. Limited possibility only arises WITHIN systems. To play strictly within a system is to not only agree with its laws but to agree that those laws are irrevocable, unalterable and untouchable.

0 comments