Bill!,
Yes, but "semantics" is where the meaning is.
Thanks for displaying the three diff. meanings of "know". I think we all know
about these usages and appreciate the diffs.
Let's let Siska or others who know (can read...) the Chinese come back with his
take on the Huang-bo and other Hui-Neng Sutra instance of the story of
"knowing" for yourself whether the water is warm or cold.
I think we already appreciate the difference between experiencing Buddha
Nature, and knowing if it's not quite Noon or not.
--Joe
> "Bill!" <BillSmart@...> wrote:
>
> Mike, Siska, Joe,
>
> I think the problem is just a semantic one. <snip>
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