any point on circle exactly like all the other points?

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AL, you said:

" ...Any given point on this circle is _exacly_ like all other points.

There is nothing unique seen from a single point... "

 

So why then do I have other experiences than you have?

 

(When any given point on this circle is exactly like all the other

points, as you claim!)

 

fox

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Nisargadatta , " ultrafeeltrance "

<investicator@h...> wrote:

> AL, you said:

> " ...Any given point on this circle is _exacly_ like all other

points.

> There is nothing unique seen from a single point... "

>

> So why then do I have other experiences than you have?

>

> (When any given point on this circle is exactly like all the other

> points, as you claim!)

>

> fox

 

Because you are not a single point, you are a unique pair of points.

But that unique pair of points is what you see, and not what you are -

you are the circle!

 

Any single point on a circle is exactly like all other points on a

circle; a view from a single point will look exactly as the view from

any other single point. But from a pair of points, there are an

infinite variations of different views.

 

One point is (the view of) the left side of your body (sort of), and

the other point is the right side of your body.

 

So, how many points are there on the circle? The answer is: an

infinite number of points - the circle will never be 'finished'. Yes,

the circle is one and perfect and complete, but not complete yet!

When will it be complete? Never!

 

/AL