--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "tomandcindytraynoratfairfieldlis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > TorquoiseB writes: > I think I picked it up in New York. It always > seemed to capture the Zen of certain paradoxes > for me, like the one you cite above. The coex- > istence of seeming opposites, the irresolvability > of the paradox, and all that. It's like how a > Zen master from the Bronx should talk: "Does a > hot dog have Buddha nature? Go figure." > > Tom T: > THe ability to hold that full paradox of "on this hand and then on > that hand" is the awakening. That is the paradox of Brahman. No > problemo. When the fullness of both hands is comprehended they merge > into the bliss of being awake. That is the full range of the way it > is. It is both, it is either and it is neither all at the same time. Tom
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