Re: To be or not to be
Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2018 3:18 am
Ok Tim
Let’s try again ...
So now, please again bring up the thought of this “me” who seeks to attain something through this process, LOOK closely, and answer my questions, one by one:
Can a non-existent thing attain anything?
If it is non existent nothing can not attain something. No not possible.
Is the “self”/“me”/“I” just a thought, or anything more than that?
The self, me or I actually doesn’t exist either. It is illusory and presents as a thought.
Can a thought think?
The thought itself, does not think. Thinking arises and subsides only.
Can a thought believe in something, or not believe?
Belief is a thought. No thought thinks. No thought can believe in anything.
Can a thought DO anything at all?
A thought appears and disappears but not by its own doing ... it just happens
Let’s try again ...
So now, please again bring up the thought of this “me” who seeks to attain something through this process, LOOK closely, and answer my questions, one by one:
Can a non-existent thing attain anything?
If it is non existent nothing can not attain something. No not possible.
Is the “self”/“me”/“I” just a thought, or anything more than that?
The self, me or I actually doesn’t exist either. It is illusory and presents as a thought.
Can a thought think?
The thought itself, does not think. Thinking arises and subsides only.
Can a thought believe in something, or not believe?
Belief is a thought. No thought thinks. No thought can believe in anything.
Can a thought DO anything at all?
A thought appears and disappears but not by its own doing ... it just happens
