Jim,
There is no brain in the Dharma. Why dick-around on the Shores of Lake
Gitchegummi?
Our technology is old, but it is Human, and it works. It's had the best of
quality-control, over Centuries (read: Millennia). If you are not a Zen
student, though, stop reading here.
I would suggest to work toward Samadhi. Start with basic Zazen, and it will
happen. Sink, sink, sink. Sink.
When Samadhi breaks-up, that is Awakening. Kindergarten 101. Go at it 10
years before you complain that it took Bodhidharma only Nine.
Jim, beings are waiting (suffering).
The enabling force is not in this YAHOO! Forum. It's in your WILL to Practice,
and practice correctly. Will you do it? Pull-ease? ;-)
--Joe [back from the dead, again; sick of me?]
> "jfnewell7" <jfnewell7@...> wrote:
>
> The brain processes information very well, so of course, the brain does
> identify objects. The problem is not in the processing abilities. The problem
> is in the final display of the results.
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