Knowing

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I don't know anything about 'advaita'.

 

All that's 'known' here is what is known directly, unmediated by words and

concepts.

 

The cool sensation of the air, between my toes.

 

This sensation is not separate from the observer of the sensation.

 

The observed is the observer.

 

What can be known 'about', is not knowledge.

 

What can be shared between two, isn't the case.

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Nisargadatta , " Tim G. " <fewtch wrote:

>

> I don't know anything about 'advaita'.

>

> All that's 'known' here is what is known directly, unmediated by words and

concepts.

>

> The cool sensation of the air, between my toes.

>

> This sensation is not separate from the observer of the sensation.

>

> The observed is the observer.

>

> What can be known 'about', is not knowledge.

>

> What can be shared between two, isn't the case.

 

 

 

well of course for YOU:

 

" What can be shared between two is not the case "

 

a case of 24 beers is just enough for yourself.

 

it takes two cases for two dudes in your view.

 

wonder why?

 

nah...i really don't wonder at all.

 

how many bottles are you putting up on the wall today timmy?

 

or rather how many are going down the hatch?

 

sounds like you're well on your way to polishing off that first case..

 

the unshared one that is.

 

i bet you're really feeling the air between your toes..

 

and are not now able to tell the difference..

 

between what you observe and and yourself as the observer...

 

if you're able to observe anything at all that is.

 

that's quite a buzz you must have on.

 

you describe it so well.

 

it's no wonder you don't " know " about any knowledge right now.

 

isn't it amazing how the same is the same?

 

uh huh!

 

:-)

 

..b b.b.