Bill!,
I'm 'way over here, and of no account, but I'd say the same.
Not because I've been indoctrinated to say so, but because I have or had to say
so after being un-indoctrinated.
Good to be Here,
--Joe
> "Bill!" <BillSmart@...> wrote:
>
> Mike,
>
> Zen doesn't really give a shit about all the what's and why's (especially the
> why's) of all this either.
>
> The only thing I can really state with confidence is the experience of Buddha
> Nature is empty. No forms. It just seems to me that forms only reappear when
> my intellect kicks back in. That's why I believe forms are a product of my
> intellect, but the only think I'm sure of is Buddha Nature contains no forms.
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