Guest guest Posted January 9, 2000 Report Share Posted January 9, 2000 Dear Antoine, Thanks for your way of looking at this. For me, there is no choice or not choice involved in "voidness". It's precisely where A and not-A arise mutually that this "void" is found. If one can say there is void and not-void, then one must ask from whence arises that boundary? To say that the void resonates and is alive is merely poetry. Another shred of poetry cast into the void :-) -- Love -- At 12:53 PM 1/9/00 -0500, you wrote: >Antoine <carrea > >Hello Dan, > >According to your "definitions" of Interbeing, or "interdependent >origination" and that of empathy leading to that of the void: > >The Aristotelian principle saying that A is not equal to not A. In other >words that there can exist something totally different than the object >defined as A. Or, lest say, the pain or joy that is felt in this space >time, that is called mine by habit of culture and perception, is totally >different than the one that felt by "you", in your defined habit of >perception. This principle creating an here and a there, I do not know >it's name , would be here called Void? "The void is alive and >resonating". And it seems that the entities created by this principle, >have the "choice" to create more or less of that void. > >Are we that void, or are we not? >To Be or not to Be, that is the question Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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