Stefan The Absolute Experience

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Nisargadatta , " Stefan " <s.petersilge@c...> wrote:

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> Nisargadatta , " toombaru2004 " <cptc@w...> wrote:

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> >You refer to " it " as if it has a separate existential reality.

> >What, in your opinion, it the nature of this " it " ?

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> Wait a minute... I just have said that " it " has NO separate

> existential reality. Furthermore, you have put the term " it " on the

> table, not me.

>

> Now you answer my questions first, then we can see if there is any

> more worth to be said.

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> I requote the original post:

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> Me:

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> I can experience sensations, I can experience their judgement. I can

> experience emotions evoced by other experiences. But experience itself

> is not a sensation, I cannot experience the experience itself.

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> you:

> And why do think that is?

>

> me:

> You mean what I think *why* that is so?

 

 

I was wondering if there was the apperception that there simply is no

entity......the appeception that reason that " you " cannot experience the

experience is that there is no locus in which that could occur...and even if

there were......there could be nothing outside of its self to " see " .

 

 

 

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> Well, as I have said, it is simply not possible for me. I have tried

> it. How is it for you?

 

 

 

There appears to be less and less desire to accomplish the impossible.....the

lines between " things " are smudging...the dark night in gone...and where it used

to be....the most unspeakable emptiness.

 

all things .....seem to be laughing.

 

 

 

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> But if you want a logical explanation, I will give it to you. To say

> " I experience experience " is like to say " I see seeing " . The term

> " experience " is not describing an entity, it describes a process, or

> lets say a continous event. It exists only in reference to that which

> is experienced. It cannot relate to itself because then it would be

> the subject and the object at the same time.

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> Stefan

 

 

 

 

Stefan,

 

Many here see a small vein of gold within your words......

 

........and we like gold.

 

 

:-)

 

 

 

 

 

toombaru