"Nothingness" . . . doesn't need to mean "no thing".
It can instead mean: "no specific one thing as opposed to (or preferred to) any other".
In other words: every thing together. One-ness.
Not complete ABSENCE (except of choice/preference) . . . but compete FULLNESS.
greenrate 10 months ago
Wonderful explanation of the meditative path. THANK YOU!
davechuck 1 year ago
substance - form - purpose of enlightenment here something similar to the three kayas?
ElizabethReninger 3 years ago
This is very helpful. Much gratitude.
mbrensilver 3 years ago
yum :)
there is no spoon nor ox
jiilin 3 years ago 2
Shinzen,
Many thanks for this wonderful introduction to the Ox Herding pictures!
One question: when my ox arrives, will it be my personal ox, or the same ox that (working overtime!) brings all living beings to the home of Enlightenment?
"Nothingness" . . . doesn't need to mean "no thing".
It can instead mean: "no specific one thing as opposed to (or preferred to) any other".
In other words: every thing together. One-ness.
Not complete ABSENCE (except of choice/preference) . . . but compete FULLNESS.
greenrate 10 months ago
Wonderful explanation of the meditative path. THANK YOU!
davechuck 1 year ago
substance - form - purpose of enlightenment here something similar to the three kayas?
ElizabethReninger 3 years ago
This is very helpful. Much gratitude.
mbrensilver 3 years ago
yum :)
ElizabethReninger 3 years ago
there is no spoon nor ox
jiilin 3 years ago 2
Shinzen,
Many thanks for this wonderful introduction to the Ox Herding pictures!
One question: when my ox arrives, will it be my personal ox, or the same ox that (working overtime!) brings all living beings to the home of Enlightenment?
ElizabethReninger 3 years ago