Kris,
Corn-gratulations. Clarity is hard to accomplish, and even then to be sure of.
In the woods, I miss all the finely-distinguished and sophisticated
divisiveness that I hear-tell about. Where does it hide, where does it lodge,
where does it stalk me from, when I am not engaged with a bunch of boobies?
And, when I am with them, why does it not put a wedge between me and others, me
and the Dharma, me and my breathing?
I think this divisiveness is a figment of somebody's dried-fruit collection.
And conditioning is unnecessary; drop it all instantly.
--Joe
> Kristopher Grey <kris@...> wrote:
>
>I clearly I see that others appear conditioned to think in this divisive way.
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