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Old 04-26-2008, 02:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Keith View Post
Then I strongly disagree with your opinion. Are you familiar with Maslow's hierarchy? Sure, if you don't have your physical and emotional needs met, then your focus is on getting them met. But when you're fed, housed, loved and personally satisfied, then you have no need to do things for yourself - or for others. Everything you do is "for it's own sake".

Everyone always needs something. No one is "completely satisfied". So it's impossible to get to the level where you just do things "for their own sake".
As you said in your example, that you think "it' right to channel art into the world". But why is that? Why do you like art so much? Isn't it because you feel well when doing art? You may not have DW motivation; you may want to make people see how good for them art is. In that case, it's a LW motivation. Whether it's DW or LW, one of these is behind what you do, you just need to dig enough to find it.
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