The intellectual mind-set of our society, to a significant extent, does
appear to be somewhat deadened and out of touch with reality.

On the other hand there is  no evidence that realizing Buddha Nature
makes a person more moral or kinder or emotionally and psychologically
more balanced or astute.

One's 'seeing' or 'knowing' can be as illusory as the opinions of the
dianoetic mind.

--ED



--- In [email protected], "Bill!" <BillSmart@...> wrote:
>
> The crux of this argument is not WHETHER you judge things to be good
or bad, but HOW you judge things to be good or bad. If you use your
intellect, rationality (discriminating mind) to judge things you are
liable to be let down. If the judgement is coming from Buddha Mind (and
then it's not really a judgement but a 'seeing' or 'knowing') then you
will never be led astray.
>
> ...Bill!

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