Hi, Ed
How you could be sure that an experience is not an illussion?
A mirage is an illussion, and you experience it.
Even in maths, all constructs rely in a set of axiomas, that by definition,
could not be proven.
With best wishes
Lluís
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Thanks, Anthony
With best wishes
Lluís
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From: Anthony Wu
To: Zen_Forum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 11:12 PM
Subject: Re: [Zen] Re: FW: Quote from St. Thomas Aquinas
Lluis,
I think the key difference between
--- In Zen_Forum@yahoogroups.com, Maria Lopez flordel...@... wrote:
Hi ED:
Every time I've tried to explain the differences between illusion and
reality my mind seems to get entangled, like in clear sunny day coming
all of a sudden a thick mist.
Hi Mayka,
And, so what if your mind gets
--- In Zen_Forum@yahoogroups.com, Lluís Mendieta lme...@... wrote:
Hi, Ed
How you could be sure that an experience is not an illusion?
A mirage is an illusion, and you experience it.
As far as I am aware I have never ever experienced anything in my life
as an 'illusion'.
But, when
Bill,
That's your position, and I honor and respect it.
You must understand that a perspective on life that is derived from an
inner experience is different from one that is arrived at
intellectually. --Kobori-Roshi (1918-1992)
Taste as much of this as you can. Swallow what you need and spit
OTOH, one ball-breaking liaison with an American feminist might cure A's
curiosity about Tantric sex for good! ;-) e
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wrote:
*chuckles*
Well then-- I dare say that you have a homework assignment this
weekend. Please
Not Zen.
Mahayana/Vajrayana
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amit%C4%81bha
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amit%C4%81bha
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wrote:
Hi, Anthony
Thanks for answer.
Well, I am not the best to answer your question, bercause my
Thanks, Ed
With best wishes
Lluís
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From: ED
To: Zen_Forum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, November 06, 2010 4:04 PM
Subject: [Zen] Re: FW: Quote from St. Thomas Aquinas
Not Zen.
Mahayana/Vajrayana
About the past and some mistakes I made like,
In school I used a black permanent marker as a highlighter.
While fishing I caught a talking fish. It said, Spare my life and I
will grant you 2 wishes. I said, No way , the deal is supposed to be
3 wishes. So I killed him and ate him.
I
Hi Tim,
Thank you! Very funny. You are learning. However, learning from your
own experience appears to be a rather slow process for you.
Have you looked for alternative approaches in order to speed up the
learning process for yourself (only provided that that's what you choose
to do)?
- ED
Good Morning Ed,
I think you may be confusing femininst with fem-domme here. Its likely that Tim
understands the joys of ball-clamps better than most.
As for Anthony-- if pain and pleasure are the yin /yang of lust, perhaps a
dungeon in the basement of his local zen center is precisely
Good Morning Ed,
I think you may be confusing femininst with fem-domme here. Its likely that Tim
understands the joys of ball-clamps better than most.
As for Anthony-- if pain and pleasure are the yin /yang of lust, perhaps a
dungeon in the basement of his local zen center is precisely
Kristy,
Tigress? No, no. She would 'eat my heart out'. A wild fox shouldn't be too bad.
As for Bill, he is busy defending himself against a 'oneness' proposal from
widow ghosts in Thailand. No time to talk.
It is time for the Tantric to stop playing with Buddhism and turn their temples
ED,
Mahayana has developed both Buddhist philosophy and doctrine into very high
levels. Is it moving away or enhancing Buddhism itself?
On the other hand, if there was no mahayana, there would not be zen.
Anthony
--- On Sat, 6/11/10, ED seacrofter...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: ED
Bill,
Got it. What you experience in an orgyhouse is reality. The rest are illusion.
anthony
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Subject: RE: [Zen] Reality in Buddhism not necessarily illusory
To:
ED,
I can try to be receptive, but I also believe 88.88% of us are fixated on being
right on our own beliefs.
anthony
--- On Sat, 6/11/10, ED seacrofter...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: ED seacrofter...@yahoo.com
Subject: [Zen] Re: FW: Quote from St. Thomas Aquinas
To: Zen_Forum@yahoogroups.com
K and E,
My local zen center just had the teacher quit. Who will apply for the job to
supervise the activities in the basement?
A
--- On Sun, 7/11/10, Kristy McClain healthypl...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Kristy McClain healthypl...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [Zen] Re: FW: Quote from St. Thomas
Anthony,
So you're gonna wuss-out. How will you ever know the rose if you fear the
thorns?
As for Bill-- (wow) I didn't know he was on the market. What do those widows
think about his menagerie of kids? After all-- the man does have baggage, and
I'm not talking tea-bagging here. In terms
ED; I believe that, in living your life, you have no problem telling the
difference.
Mayka; I don't think in terms of illusion or reality in daily life. I often
live in a world of illusion. I wish I could tell you differently but that
wouldn't be honest. . It made me laugh your say
traditions are illusory.
Everything you experience is reality. Reality is not illusory.
Bill!
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