Regarding Buddha and the notion of suffering/Epson

[Guest guest]

Nisargadatta , epston wrote:

>

> When totally in

> the Now there is no *time* for " I am feeling

> pain " .

>

>

> L.E: I appreciate your good intensions but there is and can be pain

in the present, just no suffering.

> Pain is physical. Suffering is emotional. You cannot suffer and be

in the present so when there is an experience of emotional hurt you

suffer until it subsides enough to again have the possibility of

existing in or entering the present. IMHO.

>

> Larry Epston

 

well that was shallow

[Guest guest]

L.E: I appreciate your good intensions but there is and can be pain

in the present, just no suffering.

> Pain is physical. Suffering is emotional. You cannot suffer and be

in the present so when there is an experience of emotional hurt you

suffer until it subsides enough to again have the possibility of

existing in or entering the present. IMHO.

>

> Larry Epston

 

well that was shallow

 

L.E: Perhaps you see what is deep as shallow and what is shallow as deep as part

of your general confusion.

 

Larry

 

 

 

 

 

 

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