I like this Haiku. Who wrote it, may I ask?
On 6/21/2012 9:09 AM, Kristopher Grey wrote:
On 6/20/2012 9:47 PM, Bill! wrote:
ED,
You only experience one thing: reality/Buddha Nature.
As we are want to do with everything we have divided experience up
into categories such as sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.
But it is just one thing - Buddha Nature.
...Bill!
Yes, 'suchness', though this one thing is no such thing! *L*
Even "you" and "experience" is just such a mental division - but a
convenience, limits of language, an aspect of this, without there is
nothing to say to anyone! *L* Thank you for saying this as clearly as
can be said.
The Problem with 'pointers':
Pointing to the obvious, implies this isn't obvious. Pointing to the
un-graspable, implies this is graspable. The point, is to realize the
implicit falseness - leaving only truth.
Now, I'll digress into Haiku mode, lest I say anything more
rational/definitive:
Nothing more simple
Mind's rationalizations
Rendering complex
There is only this
This recognized, is not this
Simply infinite
Experiencing
Form, beyond recognition
Recognizing form
Mind ever stirring
Rearranging emptiness
Giving form to mind
No self to be found
No self forming attachments
No self suffering
Selfless awareness
Empty experiencing
Realization
K
