RE: Die Schere - destiny and free will - counterpoint

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From:           	"Thomas Friese" <tfriese@intergate.bc.ca>
To:             	<ernst-juenger-l@maillist.ox.ac.uk>
Subject:        	RE: Die Schere - destiny and free will - counterpoint
Date sent:      	Fri, 12 Feb 1999 23:37:33 -0800
Send reply to:  	ernst-juenger-l@maillist.ox.ac.uk

> Abdalbarr wrote:
> The problem is of course that what the greek says can only be true in
> the dream because we are able to do almost anything from the point of
> the dreamer. Rather my point is that even our dreams are "authored" and
> we have very little if any control over them. Maybe at one point in
> history or even today some people can dream at will, but this knowledge
> has almost disapeared at the moment. Still we are not the authors of our
> own destiny and this is EJ's point. Or to quote a piece of the Quran.
> "No self know which land it will die in."
>

Rather its not if we are the authors of our destiny - we are in part.
When I put amazons tribe example I wasn´t telling that. In the pre-
view we are just looking ourselves and our decisions; this doesn´t
mean that we can avoid that 50% which is destiny-i.e. we cannot
avoid our dead, even in dreams.
In short, dream and pre-view posibilities are same as life. A bit of
us, a bit of destiny: the narrow path.

greetings from a cold madrid
roberto