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# Re:Essential meaning

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- To: BardonPraxis@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: Re:Essential meaning
- From: Scott Andersen <sga_email@...>
- Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 06:20:10 -0700 (PDT)
- In-reply-to: <004001c31b06$284e4e00$49a17fd8@ownerbqacdlzy6>

    Dear Rawn and Peter,

    I have been following the discussion on essential meaning and have some
    questions I would like to ask.

    Is the 'core' essential meaning the same for everybody that perceives it?

    In other words, we as individuals will color the perception with subjectivity
    or emotion, but is the core essential meaning, the root, exactly the same no
    matter who is perceiving the form?

    For example, if we look at a rose someone may perceive it's essential meaning
    as beauty and another as proportion or something different, but at the core; is
    the innermost essential meaning the same for everybody or does it express
    itself differently for different people?

    The way I understand it now is that there is a core essential meaning 'at the
    centre' of every form, with the subjective emotional tone being the periphery
    that we 'give' to the form with our subjectivity, from ourselves?

    Everyones subjective perceptions of the forms inner essential meaning are
    around the centre of the real essential meaning as peripheral approximations
    subjectively derived from ourselves.

    When we try to talk about the real essential meaning in words we drift in our
    description away so slightly from the *real* essential meaning which cannot be
    described or communicated using words, the essential meaning *description* then
    becomes a periphery to the core centre essential meaning which cannot be
    communicated?

    Kind Regards,

    Scott.

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