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Toombaru: Waves can know nothing of the ocean.

 

Sai: Why not?

 

 

AL: Because the ocean is not in flux, but waves are. The action is

> > _between_ the ocean and the waves, in that thin slice called

> creation.

 

Sai: But the wave is still " connected " ...is still the ocean. Isn't

it?

> > No matter whever it's in flux or not..

> >

> > Just trying to understand you.

> >

AL: Yes, the ocean is a thing, an object, and the waves are objects

too.

> Between the one object (the ocean) and the many objects (the waves)

> is the Connector.

>

 

But al, it's not about thing-ness. Rather, it's all about No thing-

ness.

 

To cite one of those dead Ch'an guys of the T'ang era:

 

" From the beginning not a thing is. " (Hui-neng)

 

This is the whole " thing " in a nutshell.

 

Yours truly,

 

Living Baba, Ganouji

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But al, it's not about thing-ness. Rather, it's all about No thing-

ness.

 

To cite one of those dead Ch'an guys of the T'ang era:

 

" From the beginning not a thing is. " (Hui-neng)

 

This is the whole " thing " in a nutshell.

 

*******************

 

Not sure i get you here Baba.

 

I interpret that quote as saying: form the beginning of time - not a thing

is?

That nothing in creation " is " ...

 

Words struggle to describe; but before time and creation, that

no-thing-ness " is..

and " I Am That " - no?

 

sai

 

 

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