Occlusions? Occlusions? We don't need any stinking occlusions!

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> So reworded, "the belief that there are occluding concepts is an

> occlusion to that which isn't a belief or concept."

>

> Namaste,

>

> Tim

 

Well-said. One could also add the phrase "seems to" as in

"seems to be an occlusion" to that ...

 

And could extend this thought to make the statement:

"The belief that there are occluding people (personalities,

individuals, groups) is a distraction from that which isn't

a belief or personality or collectivity."

 

And of course, the simple truth:

What has never been occluded, has never been

occluded.

 

Occludingly yours,

Dan