Feb
10

What Metaphysics is Not

This entry is part 2 of 4 in the series Introduction to Metaphysics

Let’s look at what metaphysics is not, that we may then give some stronger boundaries around what metaphysics is.

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Feb
10

The Definition of Metaphysics

This entry is part 4 of 4 in the series Introduction to Metaphysics

Defining Metaphysics

Let’s start out with the term – Metaphysics.

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Feb
10

What is Metaphysics?

This entry is part 3 of 4 in the series Introduction to Metaphysics

I believe the proper way to introduce a subject matter for closer study and understanding is first to identify the parameters around the subject. Next, we probably should define a few terms associated with the subject. You can consider this a rare treat – my attempt at writing an on-line textbook for Metaphysics via blog postings… (laugh all you might… but hey – it may actually be useful someday – when we are both cats).

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Feb
9

An Introduction to Metaphysics

This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series Introduction to Metaphysics

When I indicate to others that I am a student of Metaphysics, I normally get a number of knee-jerk reactions from folks who aren’t altogether aware of what that term entails. Not the least of which include the all-too-familiar roll of the eyes, shrug of the shoulders, or the knowing nod accompanying a vacant stare. Rarely do I get the sense that the other person understands what I just said…

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Feb
7

the act of creating

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The secret in creating great works is not to get too hung up on perfection or become attached or identified with the outcome. The other great secret to crafting and creating great work lies in this – not to fear the resulting image for it is merely a reflection of who and what you are in that moment in time in which you created the masterpiece.

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