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When we begin to use knowledge to show us what we don't see, so that we may see a theme or an issue as a whole, a vision of a world on the brink of change results; and of a whole new order of things, which is ready to emerge. We call the emerging order of things the [[holotopia|<em>holotopia</em>]]. The  [[five insights|<em>five insights</em>]] are selected as sufficient to see the [[holotopia|<em>holotopia</em>]].
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<p>The Convenience Paradox insight, which is introduced here, is one of them.</p>
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Revision as of 13:52, 26 February 2020

When we begin to use knowledge to show us what we don't see, so that we may see a theme or an issue as a whole, a vision of a world on the brink of change results; and of a whole new order of things, which is ready to emerge. We call the emerging order of things the holotopia. The five insights are selected as sufficient to see the holotopia.

The Convenience Paradox insight, which is introduced here, is one of them.


Ideogram

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The little person is scratching his head, wondering which direction to take. Wants to have it easy and pleasant.

Intuitive idea

What needs to be illuminated here, by right information, is (1) the long-term effects of our choices and (2) our own ability to feel. How wonderful to see that those two are really two sides of a single coin!


Insight

Convenience / egocenteredness are deceptive, meaningless values. Wholeness is the thing to pursue.


Consequences

What could influence the direction of our 'bus' more than values?

Formulation

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Story

Buddhadasa discovers the Buddha's Law – and recognizes in it a serum against rampant materialism. The way to happiness is not just different – it is opposite from the way in which we pursue it.

Action

Informed pursuit of happiness

Recreation of culture

Keywords

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Prototypes

Movement and Qi