Re: To be or not to be
Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2018 9:48 pm
Great!
Then let us leave expectations and prior “already knowns” behind, and take a fresh look again.
Has it ever been real at any point?
Has it ever existed?
Then let us leave expectations and prior “already knowns” behind, and take a fresh look again.
“Except when thought arises”......Is the ‘I’ real at all?When inquiry is applied there is no doubt an i is not to be found except when thought arises and blurs reality.
Has it ever been real at any point?
Has it ever existed?