ED,

The label can mean everything.. and nothing, depending on who is writing or 
reading it. After all, a truth given is a truth that cannot be given. But if 
you're looking for an answer from me, then yes, this label 'works'. The 
contradictory answer, however, is also correct.

Mike




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From: ED <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sat, 5 March, 2011 5:45:46
Subject: [Zen] Re: What is the equivalent of 'pure awareness' in Zen?

  
 
Hi Steve, Mike and Bill,
Is 'non-dual awareness' an appropiate label?
--ED
 
> --- In [email protected], mike brown uerusuboyo@ wrote:
> >
> > Steve,
> > 
> > And that is why I answered, "Awareness only" in reply to ED's previous 
>question. 
>
> > 'Awareness only' isn't some samadhi trance-like state, but is exactly like 
>"no 
>
> > bell, no 'I', just ringing". Things still happen, life carries on but 
> > simply 

> > that there is no I 'doing' anything (wu-wei... as opposed to woo-woo!).
> > 
> > Mike




      

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