as anything arises, ask to whom it arises
as anything arises, ask to whom it arises
being is what is or seems to be
nothing is the absolute truth of what is
the thought of being – “I am” – is the relative truth of what is
nothing is other than being,
so pay attention to what is or seems to be,
be astonished, and tell about it:
- nothing is unchanging
- nothing is independent
- nothing is perfect
the three marks of existence:
- anicca
- anatta
- dukkha
dukkha arises from ignorance
of things as they really are:
nothing doesn’t change, and
nothing depends on nothing
nothing is other than being
no one is
as anything arises, ask to whom it arises
2020-01-22T17:09−08* / January 22, 2020
*a link; see a note on notes and links and a disclaimer; see also the about post and the archives of miscellany, notrehta, and fw posts
date and time of last edit: 2022-11-08T22:38Z
Who am I? (!gt-tamil) / spoiler alert: nan yar
the second of three links in the sequence email :: about at the foot of every page links to this post
the relative truth of what is / what is or seems to be
relative truth and absolute truth are two sides of the same coin (!*) / neither exists without the other
pay attention, be astonished, and tell about it* / Mary Oliver’s instructions for living a life
the three marks of existence: anicca, anatta, and dukkha (!g)
ignorance of things as they really are (!*)
nothing depends on nothing (!*)
as anything arises, ask to whom it arises / To whom does this arise? To me? Who am I?
/ A thought may arise when you ask who you are. Ask to whom it arises. And so on.
“… things are not as they are seen, nor are they otherwise.” (!*)
*a link; see a note on notes and links and a disclaimer; see also the about post and the archives of miscellany, notrehta, and fw posts
date and time of last edit: 2022-11-08T22:38Z
Who am I? (!gt-tamil) / spoiler alert: nan yar
the second of three links in the sequence email :: about at the foot of every page links to this post
the relative truth of what is / what is or seems to be
relative truth and absolute truth are two sides of the same coin (!*) / neither exists without the other
pay attention, be astonished, and tell about it* / Mary Oliver’s instructions for living a life
the three marks of existence: anicca, anatta, and dukkha (!g)
ignorance of things as they really are (!*)
nothing depends on nothing (!*)
as anything arises, ask to whom it arises / To whom does this arise? To me? Who am I?
/ A thought may arise when you ask who you are. Ask to whom it arises. And so on.
“… things are not as they are seen, nor are they otherwise.” (!*)