Student: (But asking is intelligence).В The brain, the mind, is what distinguishes humans from other animals. Student: You said (that that statement has the power)ДЄG: Yeah, but how does a fibre get torn from the brain by the outcry of the hunted hare? вЂњEach outcry of the hunted hare/A fibre from the Brain does tearвЂќ вЂ“ (the hare, the rabbit) вЂ“ вЂњEach outcry of the hunted hare/A fibre from the Brain does tearвЂќ вЂ“ Now what does that mean? Anybody got any idea? вЂ“ вЂњEach outcry of the hunted hare/ A fibre from the Brain does tearвЂќ вЂ“ Can anybody explain the literal meaning of that?ДЄG: NoвЂ¦anybody. the Road/Calls to Heaven for Human bloodвЂќ I have no idea (aboutвЂ¦)ДЄG: IвЂ™m wondering is that (just) archetypal thought, or is that BlakeвЂ™s esoteric Gnostic osmosis?ДЄG вЂњA horse misusвЂ™d upon. вЂњA dog starved at his Masters Gate/Predicts the ruin of the StateвЂќДЄG: It is? вЂ“ Literally?. GC: вЂњThe Lamb misusвЂ™d breeds Public Strife./And yet forgives the ButcherвЂ™s knifeвЂќ.ДЄG: ItвЂ™s not the next one, itвЂ™s about eight down, but itвЂ™s right there.ДЄG: вЂњA Dove-house fillвЂ™d with Doves & Pigeons/Shudders Hell thrвЂ™ all its regionsвЂќ Gregory Corso: See if I can read the next oneвЂ¦ Gregory Corso ( sitting in attendance in class): Equable!ДЄG: вЂњ To see a World in a Grain of Sand/And a Heaven in a Wild Flower/Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand/And Eternity in an hourвЂќ вЂ“ ThatвЂ™s like that little two-line thing we had вЂњWhen a cow eats in Kaishu, a horseвЂ™s belly bloats in BostonвЂќ thereвЂ™s no place to stand onДoes anybody know вЂњ Auguries of InnocenceвЂќ? How many here have read that? William BlakeвЂ™sВ вЂњAuguries of InnocenceвЂќ? вЂ“ and how many have not? вЂ“ just raise your (hand). So any broken leg is an opening to sunyata, i.e. So (William) Blake has a series, like those two-line poems that we were doing, that verge on Vajrayana, that is to say, turning things inside out, taking accident and mishap and learning from it, alchemizing poison to nectar, or learning from experience, like, same thing, learning from experience, open to experience and learning from it (rather than resisting and solidifying and saying, вЂњthatвЂ™s bad-bad-badвЂќ, and вЂњthatвЂ™s good-good-goodвЂќ, experience). AG: So, we were on theвЂ¦ I had read, вЂњIn order to trample on the Great Void/ The iron cow must sweatвЂќ, and also, вЂњ Meeting, the two old friends laugh aloud/ In the grove the fallen leaves are manyвЂќВ вЂ“ or вЂњThe path of the bird.вЂќ вЂ“ вЂњIn the vast inane/ there is no back or front,/ the path of the bird annihilates East and WestвЂќ

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