"You" cannot get out of
or into
What IS.
So, how can "you"
BE
an independent entity?
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
what what?
When Nan-yueh visited his teacher
he was asked,
"what is it that has thus come?"
He could not respond,
and was plagued by the question
for years.
Finally it dawned on him,
"Even to say it is anything
doesn't hit the mark."
he was asked,
"what is it that has thus come?"
He could not respond,
and was plagued by the question
for years.
Finally it dawned on him,
"Even to say it is anything
doesn't hit the mark."
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
The Functioning of Totality
The belief that you
are the subject of any object
is mistaken;
it's a "false claim."
The quasi-subject
and quasi-object
"arise together."
are the subject of any object
is mistaken;
it's a "false claim."
The quasi-subject
and quasi-object
"arise together."
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Monday, August 2, 2010
Noumenal Living by Wei Wu Wei
BEING (or living noumenally, subjectively) is not ceasing to objectivise (interpret)--- for that is the functional aspect of subject---but ceasing to objectivise oneself, and thereby ceasing to regard one's objects as independent entities, as other than an aspect of oneself as their subject.
That, of course, implies that one is profoundly aware that one is not at all as any conceptual object, even a 'being'.
That integral absence, both phenomenal and noumenal, is the necessary awareness of is-as-it-isness---commonly called Awakening.
That, of course, implies that one is profoundly aware that one is not at all as any conceptual object, even a 'being'.
That integral absence, both phenomenal and noumenal, is the necessary awareness of is-as-it-isness---commonly called Awakening.
interpretation
What does "separation" depend on? What makes perception "indirect"?
The answer, in a word, is interpretation.
Consider that a newborn also receives "sensory data" BUT has not yet learned how to interpret "what it signifies."
The answer, in a word, is interpretation.
Consider that a newborn also receives "sensory data" BUT has not yet learned how to interpret "what it signifies."
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