Sorcerer's Explanation reviewed

[Lex Silentio]

It is very liberating to experience all things as the same sameness. It
appears that thought alone creates the idea of separateness of objects.
Since these are just "ideas" about "objects" they can just as easily be
dropped. Then what is the perceiver left with?



Freedom from being bound to the multitude of "things" that bind by thought of "things" alone.



So to act in a world of things, knowing first hand the experience of the
emptiness of said things is the most crucial of all perceptions.



"Don Juan went on explaining that the moment one crosses a peculiar
threshold in infinity, either deliberately or, as in my case,
unwittingly, everything that happens to one from then on is no longer
exclusively in one's own domain, but enters into the realm of infinity."
ASOI



The problem with words is not the words...but the intended "beingness"
of things. So infinity "becomes" a "thing" by the intended thought of it
so and one has a very difficult time getting beyond this. Dependent
origination is very liberating in this regard.



So what was "one's own domain" DJ refers to? An intended "beingness".
And what is "entering into the realm of infinity"? Not intending
beingness. Seeing that beingness is merely an intention. Nu Lang
I pulled this from emptiness and objects thread. Lex