From
Milum Blog Guest(s)…
From the movie, The Matrix:
Trinity: I know
why you’re here, Neo. I know what you’ve been doing. I know why you
hardly sleep, why you live alone, and why night after night you sit at
your computer. You’re looking for him. I know, because I was once
looking for the same thing. And when he found me, he told me I wasn’t
really looking for him. I was looking for an answer. It’s the question
that drives us, Neo. It’s the question that brought you here. You know
the question just as I did.
Neo: What is The
Matrix?
Trinity: The answer is out there, Neo. It’s looking for you. And
it will find you, if you want it to.
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If you are an
integral thinker and would like to contribute to this blog, please
contact us at blog@milum.net Below
is some dialogue regarding acceptable content:
Q:
I would be interested in contributing to the blog. What is the
direction of the blog going to be?
A:
Integral philosophy requires thinkers who
are able to call upon diverse life-experiences and wisdom-bases in order to
present synthesized — and, at
times, syncretized —
distillates of understanding for both the masses and fellow integral
thinkers.
Q:
What is the length of articles desired?
A: We
have mechanisms in place to accommodate (1) short synopses of other works
(preferably those which can be hyperlinked to non-subscription sources), (2)
1-2 page (e.g., in Word format) articles, and (3) monographs.
Q:
Is this current events driven or philosophical or spiritual?
A: A strictly "spiritual" article,
while often commendable, does not meet the requisite of "integral"
thinking; conversely, some
strictly "philosophical" work might. And, yes, this is
primarily CURRENT EVENTS driven. (Think CURRENT EVENTS from an
INTEGRAL PHILOSOPHY perspective.)
Q:
I tend towards
a "black and white" perspective while many intellectuals believe
one is only intelligent if one views the world in different shades of gray.
A: If your
black/white perspective yields TRUTH
then perhaps it is
what people NEED to
hear.
On the
other
hand,
one
needs
to be
mindful
of the
ramifications
of
failing
to perceive
shades
of
gray.
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— "The Blog for Integral Thinkers"™
