Real-time no-self vs belief in self - Discussion
Real-time no-self vs belief in self
Real-time no-self vs belief in self | James Yen | 11/25/12 10:29 PM |
RE: Real-time no-self vs belief in self | James Yen | 11/25/12 10:36 PM |
James Yen, modified 12 Years ago at 11/25/12 10:29 PM
Created 12 Years ago at 11/25/12 10:29 PM
Real-time no-self vs belief in self
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There is a difference between having no "belief" in self and seeing no-self in real time.
There is also a difference between conceptually grasping no-self and understanding no-self.
To see no-self in real time is the "last veil of ignorance". To remove the "last veil of ignorance" is to finally see, the dependent arising of no-self.
It is conceptual, it can be conceptually understood.
But no-self is not seen, rather emptiness is seen.
There is also a difference between conceptually grasping no-self and understanding no-self.
To see no-self in real time is the "last veil of ignorance". To remove the "last veil of ignorance" is to finally see, the dependent arising of no-self.
It is conceptual, it can be conceptually understood.
But no-self is not seen, rather emptiness is seen.
James Yen, modified 12 Years ago at 11/25/12 10:36 PM
Created 12 Years ago at 11/25/12 10:36 PM
RE: Real-time no-self vs belief in self
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In essence no-self is not seen, but rather when one observes experience carefully one sees a lack of self, this is called emptiness.
Forget your metaphysical speculations or views, even though they are a part of experience.
See experience.
In seeing, just the seen.
:-)
Forget your metaphysical speculations or views, even though they are a part of experience.
See experience.
In seeing, just the seen.
:-)