--- In [email protected], "Richard M" <compost...@...> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], Vaj <vajradhatu@> wrote:
<snip>
> > It's basically the difference between sudden
> > realization vs. gradual realization. Some people
> > have the capacity to realize their essential  
> > fruitiness :-) other have to plant a seed, grow
> > a tree and wait for the fruit to ripen.
> 
> Much more comprehensible. By comparison "acausal
> pathless paths" is just pompous.
> 
> Some musicians have perfect pitch; some have to work
> at it. The former are not on an "acausal pathless
> path" and the use of such pseudo-analytical language
> is hardly going to help anyone tune their guitar?

Plus which, it's *still* just semantics with reference
to the original issue as to whether there are any paths
that aren't selling a modified future. One way or another,
they all do--including the "acausal pathless path"--as
Alex suggested to start with.


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