Enlightenment is not a contest, it is the act/process/etc of meditation. My
impression is that there people on this who practice by seeking out what appear
to them to be the mistakes of others and correcting them. What is there to
show for it? Does reading a post regarding what someone thinks (for example)
warrant a red flag because thoughts and words are transient? Are these
people's higher minds (for lack of a better term) desperately trying to get
into communication with themselves with the very words that they post against
others? Or only me? :-)
The point was supposed to be the same old point: Practice is enlightenment.
Enlightenment is practice. Not a way to it. Not an excersize. While
meditating, enlightened. It's a good habit.
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