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|    dagnabit to Tang Huyen    |
|    Re: No support (was Re: From on high)    |
|    06 Nov 16 14:53:13    |
      XPost: alt.buddha.short.fat.guy, alt.philosophy.taoism, alt.philosophy.zen       From: meanmrmustard@gmail.com              "Tang Huyen" wrote in message       news:6623017b-35e1-7321-9055-a40c13163a0f@gmail.com...       >       > On 11/6/2016 9:14 AM, dagnabit wrote:       >       > > that certainly does seem to be what god appears as,       > > yet if there is an understanding that as "we" made a       > > descent into grosser and grosser forms of physical       > > density until we came to this glob of protoplasm, our       > > perspective falls dwell specific to that density and the       > > levels of lesser and lesser density may only seem to be       > > a reverie of sorts and dripping with glossy attributes and       > > nowhere near our current comfort zone levels of negotiation,       > > so god may seem aloof when it is just that he is non-local       > > and non-linear and cannot sufficiently act in a grosser arena       > > of expression like the one that we enjoy. or, maybe not.       >       > Very sorry, Jen chérie, as I have said a few times lately, I       > often fail to understand you, specially early in your descent       > into grosser forms on Buddhist Usenet in 2002.       >       > People kept asking me what I meant (and what Buddhism       > meant) in the famous expression: "unsupported thought",       > "un-established mind". (Those are two common translations       > for one single expression in Indo-Aryan dialects). I struggled       > to explain, but then it dawned on me that you often used a       > close equivalent in your inimitable English: "dwell specific",       > which relates to the same basic meaning of "stay", "stand",       > "remain", "stick to", "hang on to", etc.       >       > < |
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