dali48 and writing diary & books and photographing near spa house in BAD, 8/2010 etc.
07.11.1999 - Interpretation of dali48
Nevertheless, history takes mercilessly its course, more terrible and cruel than ever. - A time of daily violence, organized mass murder and unbearable political lies... (F.-A. Viallet)
This is the complete failure of the Jewish-Christian world image (illusion). It is about a loss of love (general and) to the real, a loss of the center in every field (see polarization etc. - d.48)... - It seems after all that neither Aristotle nor Jesus nor Marx have a way out for this universal crisis. - Zen does not offer a promise of an earthly or supernatural paradise! - Japanese Zen masters refer to the gospel (Bible), to the Christian mystics, to poets like Goethe, to philosophers like Bergson etc. - "God" is never spoken in Zen even though it is not denied. - Christ and Buddha are identical... - but no Gods... - Zen is deeply suspicious of all external and internal perceptions, whose permanence is denied (constant change)... - Zen offers to those who have no metaphysical faith anymore, and who ask for a meaning of life, - a living and irreplaceable experience... - Zazen releases us from everything, leaving only the nothingness. - Pain, frailty, and misfortune are still not completely overcome, for our sensibility increases by long exercises. - Zen mediates inner distance, but does not reject joy, body, soul, sensitivity etc. - Before me the nothingness. Without fear, without anybody, without you, without me. - So it will also be at the moment of my death... - You who can not come, who you are myself... - Tillich suspects "a God over God", a real "God"... - who has nothing to do anymore with the narrow-minded icon of the antropomorphic tradition... (P. Tillich)
"God" - can only create organically... (T. de Chardin)
14.02.2019 F-A Viallet and zen / Erich Fromm and western society etc… ... https://
François-Albert Viallet (Zen-Name Soji-Enku), (* 20. März 1908 in Budapest; † 17
Paul Johannes Tillich (August 20, 1886 – October 22, 1965) was a German-
Notable work: 1951–63 Systematic Theology; ...
Tradition or movement: Christian existentialism
Notable ideas: The Protestant Principle; God a...
Language: English; German
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin SJ was a French idealist philosopher and Jesuit priest who trained ..... When our talk touched on St. Augustine, he exclaimed violently: '
Notable work: The Phenomenon of Man (1955); ...
Notable ideas: Omega Point; Noosphere
Died: 10 April 1955 (aged 73); New York City, ...
Nationality: French
