One and many, the great balance, and how we live, think & act, 1

December 24th, 2019 by Charles Cameron

The dualism of lhe ideal and the practical is often in play when you see that phrase “that’s where the rubber meets the road”. In this case, the road is the practical, and the rubber, for reasons I have yet to fathom, is the ideal. Is that an aircraft landing metaphor?

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I don’t want to extend this post any further, but I still have several dualities to compare and contrast — and consider. I’ll be with you shortly, insh’Allah and the creek don’t rise..

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  1. Sally Benzon:

    December 25th, 2019 at 5:38 pm

    Ah, yes, dualities. What a way of thought to begin the year, Charles! And then there is the matter of how it is just as hard to lose at rock, scissors, paper as it is to win . . . ! (What next?)