This is merely ideal-typic picture

Yes

but now

we must say why that ideal is ideal fallot

What is it's primary, underlying characteristic

ancient aryans microanalyzed everything and tried to figure out the best way to do it

don't you think the idea of "walking perfectly" is burying an assumption about purpose

yeah, hence my questionns

I have put forward an explanation

permanence?

lack of transition?

on one hand it's silly as how you walk depends where you're going and under what circumstances, it's functional

the ideal is not rigid

That it is the lack of irrational, or further, much lower dependence on psychic and physical influences and their imperatives

on the other hand the concept of the importance of graceful behavior is good

absence of something does not suffice as an answer

so, rational, removed from emotion?

Which again, is the sign of one's acceptance of the unconditional

in a way, yes

But

I'm speaking yet of an ideal

Don't get this too autistic

The greater measure of one's conviction of the transitory nature of physical existence

The greater his ability to "walk calmly" so to speak, but this refers to any aspect of life

And isn't necessarily a religious mandate

It's merely an ideal

dude you are really bad at pinning down specifics

all of this is well and good, but how does it solve the question

and I agree with it too

me too, his underlying idea is one I agree with but he doesn't even know what he's trying to say

that "calmness" extends to all action, all thought

When speaking of marriage

apply the same logic

Which measure makes marriage conform to a more heavenly ideal

you didn't present any logic to apply

you gotta be concrete, my dude

what is heaven like and how can we know it?

don't we need to know that before we can conform any part of life to it as an ideal?

how do we know heaven is your thing and not a bunch of niggers having a drug orgy while dave matthews sings songs about peace and tolerance in the background?

It depends on what your goal or purpose is

If we accept scientific proposition, which says that everything is basically mechanical