Ignorance & Len

[Guest guest]

P: No, it's you, who is wishing. Illusion is

> always a misinterpretation of data. It's

> up to you to get to that point, not where

> data is not misinterpreted, but were

> interpretations do not " really " matter.

> Then you could, also, say, reality and

> illusion are just concepts useful only

> because they denote different types of

> consequences.: Water quenches thirst,

> a mirage doesn't because it's just

> hot air reflecting sunlight, yet it still exist

> as hot air and light. It was only your

> interpretation which made it illusory.

 

 

 

You don´t understand, and make your lack of understanding into a

knowledge.

 

Len

 

P: Please, Len, help me. What exactly,

did I misunderstand? Please read my

post again,and rebut it point by

point. And remember, the mind you

save, could be yours.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Nisargadatta , Pete S <pedsie5 wrote:

>

> P: No, it's you, who is wishing. Illusion is

> > always a misinterpretation of data. It's

> > up to you to get to that point, not where

> > data is not misinterpreted, but were

> > interpretations do not " really " matter.

> > Then you could, also, say, reality and

> > illusion are just concepts useful only

> > because they denote different types of

> > consequences.: Water quenches thirst,

> > a mirage doesn't because it's just

> > hot air reflecting sunlight, yet it still exist

> > as hot air and light. It was only your

> > interpretation which made it illusory.

>

>

>

> You don´t understand, and make your lack of understanding into a

> knowledge.

>

> Len

>

> P: Please, Len, help me. What exactly,

> did I misunderstand? Please read my

> post again,and rebut it point by

> point. And remember, the mind you

> save, could be yours.

 

 

You seem unaware of the importance of the difference between reality

and illusion. And I also don´t think that you are interested in it

at all. But who knows, it will show.

 

Len