For Jude and Nonny
by melinama @ 8:59 AM
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Tuesday, March 15, 2005
"Every day above ground is a good day."
I'm a musician and Yiddish researcher living in the woods. Read about my various projects at JanePeppler.com. I often wonder if I was supposed to have lived some different life.
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2 Comments:
That's great, Jane - thanks.
I feel that I'm in very good company whenever I visit your lovely blog.
As a person who enjoys debate surrounding progressive political ideology, one of my favorite Epictetus instructions says that,
if any person would pursue philosophy, their first task is to throw away conceit... because it's impossible for a person to begin to learn when they have a conceit that "they already know."
Or, as Krishnamurti said, "that which is truly sacred is beyond the measure of time; it is not to be found within the field of the known."
Sometimes, especially in politics, we sillies get carried away and think we have the answers before we have the answers.
By the way, I've added you to my list of Women in Political Blogging. I realize that you don't concentrate on politics, but I consider your ideas to be fine food for philosophical thought.
Thanks again. Your blog always feels like a sort of homecoming to me.
That is too much!
Was that from New Yorker?
LOVE IT!!!!
and thanks!!!
-Nonny!
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