Ah yes, option 4. Neither mind nor body - only emptiness.
Hmmmm.
How strangely unattractive.
Without mind, what exactly is doing the listening?
And balance, harmony, karma? The Stoics dealt with that.
It implies that there is a cosmic/divine rule book.
Clearly ludicrous.
I eschew polar thinking, mere binary, preferring Aristotelean triple
or Pascalian quadruple analyses.
I'll treasure my shame, and deal with it honorably if I can.
Andrew Fildes
afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 07/03/2008, at 6:36 AM, Moose wrote:
> Bob Whitmire wrote:
>> If you listen carefully to the Buddhists, you begin to understand why
>> it's not necessarily a bad thing to lose your mind. <wink>
>>
> Yeah. I was thinking Andrew may have it in reverse from the ideal
> order.
>
> Without Mind, Shame disappears.
>
> Without Shame, natural Dignity becomes apparent.
>
> All truth is in Tai Chi, simply balance the polarities
>
> OMmmmmMoose
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