Chris,
Warner gets a demerit.
One-Mind is the state where-from God can be perceived.
>From No-Mind there is no such thing. Nor is there anything else.
--Joe
> Chris Austin-Lane <chris@...> wrote:
>
> I think a more exact parallel is "meeting God" with "experiencing Buddha
> nature."
>
> As a non-Christian mystic I wonder how you derived your theory of seeing
> God being fundamentally distinct from no-mind. Surely you are not speaking
> from experience?
>
> Credit to Brad Warner for this.
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