Guest guest Posted June 17, 2001 Report Share Posted June 17, 2001 If you see Buddha on the road, kill him.If you see Nondual police on the road, kill them.If you see yourself killing things on the road, kill yourself.If you've killed yourself, the road, and everything on it --There's nothing to kill.So, in that case...L'Chaim ...A toast to life!Love,Dan Yes, no need, no"thing" to kill, though such "behaviour" is rampant ....clink :-) Love Skye Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2001 Report Share Posted June 18, 2001 Hi Dan, The flow of these conversations often become confusing to me, so i've included our thread in full below. We began with an inquiry into how thought (an inseparable part of all that is) gives death meaning because of its limited perception of images coming and going and changing of forms. Then your train of thought moved to the idea that " If you've killed yourself, the road, and everything on it --There's nothing to kill " I found this introduction - of the idea of a you that can be killed after having just offered: " Eternal life has no parts. The idea of constituents that break down and change form is also " human thought. " - most confusing. Perhaps if you were to point out which part of the dialog prompted it i would better understand. Also your introduction of an " it " [killing?] sliding into the past...constituents with nothing to do but repeat " is similarly unclear to me here, in this ever new unrepeatable now moment. Thanks. Skye The thread in full: KKT: The body dies, but the DNA remains :-)) Skye: But both the body and DNA are made of the same constituents which just break down, change form and remain a part of eternal life. Death means nothing to the body. Only human thought gives meaning to death because it perceives form and not its sub-stance. It ignores the fact that the electrical component of thought is inseparable from life. Human thought sees comings and goings, and imagines all sorts of impossible things. Dan: Quite true. And ... Eternal life has no parts. The idea of constituents that break down and change form is also " human thought. " Skye: Yes Eternal life is not related to any " thing " . It is exactly equal to awareness choosing to be a human brain imagining isolated constituents. Yet observing so, does not divide eternal life one iota. This unique ever new un-repeatable now moment is exactly equal to " behaviour " breaking down, up, in or out. A process only partially observed by human consciousness as solid isolated constituents independently affected. Language is so hobbling. One barely enters the freeway of non-constitutional experience before being pulled up by the *One Who?* police wanting their " ello ello *WHATS* goin' on 'ere " politically correct verbals :-))) Dan: If you see Buddha on the road, kill him. If you see Nondual police on the road, kill them. If you see yourself killing things on the road, kill yourself. If you've killed yourself, the road, and everything on it -- There's nothing to kill. So, in that case... L'Chaim ... A toast to life! Skye: Yes, no need, no " thing " to kill, though such " behaviour " is rampant ....clink :-) Dan: Cheers! Yes, it is rampant " in the past " ... Funny, how easy it seems to slide into the past ... constituents. Then, there's nothing to do but repeat, repeat, repeat ... Kill or be kill, what else could it be about? Or -- just ... " being " , and nothing to kill or be killed ... Life alone ... Love, Dan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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