--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <vajradh...@...> wrote: <snip> > Varela believed, and I'm sure many meditators of > different traditions might agree, that the neurological > accomplishment of lived human virtue (where it becomes > a part of who and what we are, hard-wired in), what he > called "ethical know-how" is related to progressive, > firthand acquaintance with the virtuality of self. To > him, and to many like myself, transformation goes hand > in hand with lived ethical expertise. If ethical know-how > is not increasing, then real transformation is not > occurring.
Hate to think where you must have started from. Or don't you consider truth-telling to be part of "ethical know-how"?
