08-13-2010, 12:00 AM
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I don't follow the posts much, so a bit tardy on this reply to Lex.
As to Nagarjuna's logic, I'm rather unconcerned. "Nothing Is Actually Happening" and "Something Is Actually Happening" are both the same side of the same coin.
As to my other comments that you decided to cherry pick out, if you'd follow the entire post you'll see how this is reconciled. I'll make it a bit easier with this comment that you missed: "Our awakening is never because of the endless practice, but without the endless practice it could never occur".
As to 'imagining' No Happenings or Happenings or whatever we choose to confuse ourselves with, once again, both the same side of the same coin.
Attempting to bring non-duality to duality with words is a tough one, that's for certain.
Kris
I don't follow the posts much, so a bit tardy on this reply to Lex.
As to Nagarjuna's logic, I'm rather unconcerned. "Nothing Is Actually Happening" and "Something Is Actually Happening" are both the same side of the same coin.
As to my other comments that you decided to cherry pick out, if you'd follow the entire post you'll see how this is reconciled. I'll make it a bit easier with this comment that you missed: "Our awakening is never because of the endless practice, but without the endless practice it could never occur".
As to 'imagining' No Happenings or Happenings or whatever we choose to confuse ourselves with, once again, both the same side of the same coin.
Attempting to bring non-duality to duality with words is a tough one, that's for certain.
Kris