> >> Marsha:
> >> I know the passage, but the Vedic tradition as it was being
> >> taught when he was studying in India may be very different
> >> than Buddhism. I do not remember him mentioning
> >> nihilism in those passages. The concern seemed to have
> >> more to do with irrationality of what was being presented.
> >
> > Matt:
> > A term does not have to be used by a person for another
> > person to usefully apply that term.
>
> Marsha:
> Useful to what effect?
Matt:
Whatever effect they conceive for it, which someone else
can then
judge. What doesn't seem useful is saying an
effect doesn't exist if a
person isn't conscious of it.
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