Edgar,
Yeah, I've always felt so.
And, how's about the point about Impermanence? Does "it" make sense without an
appreciation of the three times?
It needn't make sense; but, should Impermanence be a big deal in the Buddha's
program if there are NOT the three times -- at least operationally for us --
while we are not awakened?
Is an appreciation of the three times a "Yoga", after all, perhaps?, or, is an
appreciation of the three times an appreciation of something(s) that an
awakened person would say is/are real?
Too much to chew on, I know; or too meaty. ;-)
--Joe
> Edgar Owen <edgarowen@...> wrote:
>
> Just because someone writes something doesn't make it true...
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