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Date: 3 Jul 2001 17:54 (UTC)Mystic and mystic makes perfect sense. it is like the difference between truth and Truth. Truth is a profound understanding of a thing, a "divine" inspiration, a thing which is universally understood and accepted, and likely cannot be subverted. 'truth', on the other hand, is lack of falsehood, is the striving towards honesty, that sort of thing.
While Jimmy may have been no Zen master, he may have been a seeker. I can see the point there.
(Though, just to be contrary; I have trouble, seeing as art, that one gentleman whose work was comprised of photographs of pans filled with his own urine and crosses floating in the urine.)