If You Don't Generalize You Don't Philosophize.

Quality Is Better Seen Up At The Timberline Than Here Obscured By Smoky Windows And Oceans Of Words, And He Sees That What He Is Talking About Can Never Really Be Accepted Here Because To See It One Has To Be Free Of Social Authority And This Is An Institution Of Social Authority. Quality For Sheep Is What The Shepherd Says. And If You Take A Sheep And Put It Up At The Timberline At Night When The Wind Is Roaring, That Sheep Will Be Panicked Half To Death And Will Call And Call Until The Shepherd Comes, Or Comes The Wolf.

Laws Of Nature Are Human Inventions, Like Ghosts. Laws Of Logic, Or Mathematics Are Also Human Inventions, Like Ghosts. The Whole Blessed Thing Is A Human Invention, Including The Idea That It Isn't A Human Invention.

Morality Is Not A Simple Set Of Rules. It's A Very Complex Struggle Of Conflicting Patterns Of Values. This Conflict Is The Residue Of Evolution. As New Patters Evolve They Come Into Conflict With Old Ones. Each Stage Of Evolution Creates In Its Wake A Wash Of Problems.

The Buddah Can Reside In The Gears Of A Motorcycle As Easily As In A Flower On A Mountaintop. To Believe Otherwise Is To Demean The Buddah; Which Is To Demean One's Self.

In The High Country Of The Mind One Has To Become Adjusted To The Thinner Air Of Uncertainty.