Guest guest Posted November 5, 2003 Report Share Posted November 5, 2003 Dear eric, i hear perfectly what you mean by " stillness " but in your absolute definition i think you missed the didactic value of my approach; maybe you should learn to speak as adapted to your listener and not to a pure definition that stand monolithically in your mind to be enounced for your pleasure only ;-) my stillness is a methodology rather than an exercise of style (now Pete aren't you a bit sarcastic here?) my stillness describes how, starting from where you are, you can progressively find in the experimental world traces of the noumenal; i didn't say search stillness as if it was an object located in a place but rather be yourself a stillness detector, a stillness captor, a hunter of quietness; thus stillness as a vichara quality rather than an end in itself thus when finally stillness sets in, ...stillness must stop yours amicably Pete Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 5, 2003 Report Share Posted November 5, 2003 Nisargadatta , " pete " <vertvetiver> wrote: > Dear eric, > i hear perfectly what you mean by " stillness " but in your absolute > definition i think you missed the didactic value of my approach; > maybe you should learn to speak as adapted to your listener and not > to a pure definition that stand monolithically in your mind to be > enounced for your pleasure only ;-) > my stillness is a methodology rather than an exercise of style (now > Pete aren't you a bit sarcastic here?) > my stillness describes how, starting from where you are, you can > progressively find in the experimental world traces of the noumenal; > i didn't say search stillness as if it was an object located in a > place but rather be yourself a stillness detector, a stillness > captor, a hunter of quietness; > thus stillness as a vichara quality rather than an end in itself > thus when finally stillness sets in, ...stillness must stop > yours amicably > Pete dear Pete, you are the Pete i have always known, patient and kind with the ignoramuses. (and i don't think you were being sarcastic) i'll be more cautious next time i want to enter a debate with you thanks a bunch. may your stillness be increased a thousand times, in this world and the noumenal one eric Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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