On 8/11/2012 5:30 PM, Edgar Owen wrote:
> Why practice? Why not just do it?
For such questions to arise (even if rhetorically), answers those
questions. Reveals the seeker's nature. Otherwise, why differentiate so?
Who attaches to practices? Who rejects practices?
Either way, practice/no practice, same. Two feet, one path:
Practicing to see a difference, realizing none there.
Realizing no difference, all is (non)practicing.
Buddha meeting Buddha.
All others die.
KG
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