--- In [email protected], "tertonzeno" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- > So, Rory; you see no need to rectify anything? Sounds like a typical > Neo-Advaitin-ism. I suppose that if some home invaders took over > your neighbor's house and threatened to kill everybody, you wouldn't > take measures to "rectify" the situation? (i.e. make it go away, > change it in some way?). At the very least, call the cops.
Perhaps I wasn't clear; I am constantly rectifying my "mistakes" as seen from my limited (particular) perspectives, and at the same time appreciating the perfection of everything as it IS, *including* the limitations of the dynamic particle-movements. From a limited perspective, I am *constantly* making mistakes; from a whole-hearted perspective I *never* make mistakes. As Turq has been known to say, Nature is a tragedy in close-up, and a comedy in long-shot. (Did I get that right, Turq?) Great drama, either way. (The analogy breaks down when we look at the close-up closely enough, and see it to be the same as the long-shot.) Believe in our stories, believe the movie, and we're suffering, right there in the theatre with our mate on one hand and our popcorn on the other. And yet, it's a great movie, isn't it? :-) *L*L*L*
