"Confusion is the son of a split-minded woman" (anon.)

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, "Anna Ruiz" <nli10u@c...>

wrote:

>>

> Now, that "all things are perfectly resolved in the Unborn." is

indeed a

> difficulty....

>

> I Am/Self is the Known/Born; The I Am- No-Self/Unknown/Unborn

> can only be known by the KnownSelf/I Am.

>

> Would/could there be any other vehicle for this Knowing?

>

> Hence the confusion. >>

 

Gary:

 

There's only confusion when looked at from the pov of the body/mind

complex, the so-called "split mind."

 

<<snip>>

 

Anna: I would say the Unborn is the end of the beginning...and the

beginning of the end.

>

> Is this not so?>>

 

Gary: Yes, this is not so. Beginnings and endings, and all dharmas

in between, are simply the children of a split-minded woman.

 

 

Anna:

> Again I am as Nasruden, "I know at least 2 Nasrudens, one may say

the wisest

> of things, the other well, I just never know what is going to come

out

> of that mouth; the trouble is I never know which Nasruden is

speaking.">>

 

There's only one Nasrudin, no matter how much the lady doth protest.

 

Love,

 

Gary