Dear JW,

   Today I saw some nice movie from HBO,　it was about the android. Andrew Martin,(Andrew Martin-performed by Robin William)who would like to be a human, as whatever he tries to be, it' still struck as he was the robot.

  　Until he was in love with lady after loving and living more 40 years、 she has to pass away soon as the human being,. Last for Andrew,　he requested from his son of robot maker who did a lot of thing to make him more close to be human was to die as human not to be eternity like robot.

The movie is quite impressive.

To be a mankind is to love ,　to do some mistake,　fussy not logic, emotional express and last learning to die completely as human. He was passed away when his age came to 200 years as the title bicentennial man　(not robot). As I wrote to you after reading the book it was written by Davinci 　"While I thought that I was learning how to live,　I have been learning how to die" The movie was lovely and teaching as the human what we had to concern,　to be a human it was a great thing.

　　　　Look today people are trying to be a conqueror and compete other thing but they cannot run away from the rule of nature ; departure from life as “Dying”.

To die with full willingness and depart for next life or other world. Is it true?

Now I am lsitening to music "Have you ever seen a rain" it was sung by CCR.

I love it.

I want to know have you ever seen the rain..."

Dear SW;

       At the same time, or in the very same period of time, I also read this issue "Wabi-sabi and its Influences", by someone, he wrote this:

      *While western  or Europeans expected nature to be the most "perfect manifestation of the perfect mind of God"

Yet the more sciencetists studied nature, the more disappointed they were in their serch for perfection.

The essence of Darwin's theory of "progress towars perfection" was not an orderly design, but a series of mutations filled with numerous imperfections.

The west seeks to dominate nature{like medicine try to conquer the cancer by the genetic human therapy-as i read the book yesterday}

to be "perfect", the easrtern mind accepts that the world is out of our control, embraces nature's flaws, and finds beauty in what is natural, imperfect, ephemeral.

This is Wabi-sabi way, darling.
 

JW