William,
I don't know. But I'd say that they express it just the way they are, and that
the Absolute expresses itself through that person. I don't mean to put it this
way just as if these were mere "Truisms", though (although they can be taken to
be).
If we think about ourselves, it's just like that also. Except, differently
like that.
--Joe
> William Rintala <brintala@...> wrote:
>
> I've often wondered what people with Alzheimer's experience and how their
> situation expresses Buddha Nature?
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