Tim-Dear Harsha

[Guest guest]

Hi Tim --

Dear Dan,

Your words have meaning within the context of "meaning."

Yup!

Yet because

(like all words) they can only assert, they present only one side of

a very dual coin. Thus, all 'nondual talk' is dual talk, and

all 'dual talk' is dual talk.

That which is neither dual nor nondual is

my playground!

The above is also an assertion

and thus entirely 'dualistic', as is

this sentence. Even to say "neither assertion nor denial"

asserts a

lack of assertion and denial.

Sure, and why not?!!

It's not as if anything could *really* be lacking --

all taken with a grain of nondual salt ... ;-)

Assertively

:-),

Absolutely!

-- Dan