Frank wrote,
Do we have to go all Apollo about Dionysius?...do we have to make it another Head Trip?...another Conditioning Project?...make it real serious...Make a Mental Construct of Rules & Regs on how to do Release...
What's the point of that?
Your right - there really is no right and wrong.
There are higher quality actions and there are lower, more crude forms of action. There are superior manifestations, and there are inferior manifesations.
Keep in mind frank, the function of this forum is to bring about high quality philosophical conversation and thus action.
High quality behavior is [thought(apollo)] and [feeling(Dionysus)] intermingling at a very subtle and more refined level.
Low quality behavior is [thought(apollo)] and [feeling(Dionysus)]intermingling on a more crude level.
Also keep in mind that a dionysian human being is always partially conditioned by an apolonian system. The greater the sophistication of the appolonian conditioning - the greater the dionysian release. The more inferior ones appolonian conditioning is, the more inferior the dionysian release.
It's as simple as that.
A good example of this is to contrast Jim Morrison with Fredrich Nietzche.
Both valued a dionysian release. Who's was the more powerful and superior dionysian phenomenon?
Nietzche of course. Why? Because his appolonian conditioning was much more subtle, more thoughtful, much more private, much less dependant on the material world.
Morrison needed friends, booze, drugs, and crowds.
Basically, what I'm saying is - this forum is not the place to be displaying pictures of ones motorbike, ones flashy race suit, it's not the sort of place to be pointlessly showing us a picture and giving us a description of some guy named moto-monster - this is no place to be talking about the models and prices of bikes.
It's kind of silly that you should have to be told this.
But I suppose that's why they have the 'wordly matters' forum -
so people like you and unwise, and who ever else - - can feed each other the sort of experiences you prefer to eat.