--- In [email protected], siska_cen@... wrote:
> > The unconditioned is present whether I amperforming my oddly derived
> > version of zazen or whether I am trying towin an argument with my eleven
> > year old.
>
> Yes, the unconditioned is there, but whether 'you' are unconditioned in any
> of those acts?
"me" is not something that unconditioned applies to.
Pardon the delay in replying - I'm not been getting any mail from the forum.
(I was astonished at the lack of words - surely everyone had been swept up into
a grand realization of reality, making words and listservs utterly superfluous,
but in fact I think I've broken my mail server somehow again.
--Chris
>
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