Indeed, ED and Mayka,
Once we stand on one particular position, we are no longer whole. We no
longer include the logics and concepts of others. We become incomplete
and partial. As Mayka said, our hearts become small.
Besides, majority of a "particular position" are built on top of empty
words and concepts -- relative to context and interpretations.
:-)
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On 5/24/2011 10:37 AM, ED wrote:
In other cases, the attachment to form manifests as a clinging to
experiences, a compulsion to point to others as being on the wrong
path, and an addiction to preaching. ;-)
--- In [email protected], JMJM wrote:
>
> All discrimination against any concept, school or comment from
practitioner is resulted from our own attachment to forms. In this
case, the forms of words, logic and dharma. It is just our ego at
work and not our Buddha Nature.
