"Bill!",
Check the check-list. In Buddhism, Mind is called, considered, and appreciated
as the Sixth Sense. I say, why not!?
Again, the senses are not faulty. It's the unawakened or awakened mind which
interprets them that counts. The more awakened, the more generally true the
picture through the senses, and the more wisdom and compassion in us, and
through us. The less trouble we cause, the less suffering we generate. Well,
all obvious.
Just sticking-up for the awakened state, and the wonderful senses.
--Joe
> "Bill!" <BillSmart@...> wrote:
>
> Edgar,
>
> (Actually there is only one 'sense' and that is Buddha Nature, but we usually
> divide it into five senses.)
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