There is no doer of things. Things just happen. The best example I can give is :
When you cut a snake's head off, and chop the body into several pieces, the pieces still keep on moving. So who is the doer ? Its all a movement of the chemicals in the cell. Watch this Chinese chef do the magic in Chinese speed cooking. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20Hn7OkAW0o On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 11:05 AM, Marcus <[email protected]>wrote: > . > > > Very interesting, thanks Marko. > > Could it be. That the Buddha is saying. Sentient beings. > Circumstance has always dictated the occurrence. We in our selfish > delusions believe we are individual and as such, are doing deeds. > This we know to only be true in a superficial sense. That from the > deeper aspect of our being we now see how in real trams, there is > only a momentary whole-ness in a perpetual change motion. How we > with these simple senses are not equipped to experience most of the “ > Events happening” and therefore use intellect to “imagine” reality. > > I never meet the Buddha but I love the stuff he said. A beautiful > mind. I think we are very lucky he was rich and famous. They took > notice of his words and recorded them. Most enlighten teachings > are ignored. > > > . > > On Jun 18, 8:11 am, [email protected] wrote: > > 'Events happen, deeds are done but there is no individual doer at all.' > > Buddha > > > > Who has the guts to question what buddha said? > > Come on!! > > : )) > > > > P.s. and please don't come up with the quote 'If you see Buddha on the > street, kill him.' > > Please! > > > > Sent via BlackBerry from Vodafone
