2 Reader Responses

1. Jacob Says:
   April 22nd, 2008 at 12:44 am

   Here’s two I’ve formulated based on my favorite aspects of your work:

   “Dedicated to the dissemination and application of oracular vision.”

   “Dedicated to the mediation and binding of elemental knowledge into appreciable glyph forms.”

   ‘Kind of wordy, but if you dig the theme, I’m sure you’ll find more concise words to illustrate it with.

2. Big Elk Says:
   April 22nd, 2008 at 10:45 am

   There are some cool Tao Te Ching snippets which could be of value here:

   27

   A good traveler has no fixed plans
   and is not intent upon arriving.
   A good artist lets his intuition
   lead him wherever it wants.
   A good scientist has freed himself of concepts
   and keeps his mind open to what is.

   And this one I dig about reminding people who they’ve always been, 64

   Therefore the Master takes action
   by letting things take their course.
   He remains as calm
   at the end as at the beginning.
   He has nothing,
   thus has nothing to lose.
   What he desires is non-desire;
   what he learns is to unlearn.
   He simply reminds people
   of who they have always been.
   He cares about nothing but the Tao.
   Thus he can care for all things.

   I like the idea of having a mission statement as a fixed point of reference