From: Platt Holden (pholden@sc.rr.com)
Date: Fri Feb 25 2005 - 14:45:08 GMT
Hi Scott,
In the interest of clarification, which, if any, of the following phrases
is analogous to "formlessness is form, form is formlessness"?
Static forms are maintained by constant change.
The body is a constant where nothing stays put.
Fixed mathematical laws describe change.
Life a series of choices between no choices of life and death.
Nothing is a state of being necessary for the beginning of anything.
Now lasts no longer than a nanosecond, but lasts forever.
Past and future are always present.
The present never changes, but everything that changes changes in the
present.
You previously gave the analogy of the durational and changing aspects of
consciousness, saying "To be aware of a change, something had to endure
across the change." Do any of the phrases above identify similar
contradictories?
Platt
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