sanditthiko akaliko ehipassiko opanayiko paccattam veditabbo viññuhi
reading this discussion of Buddha, Dhamma, & Sangha by Ven. Ajahn Sumedho... i have been contemplating my chosen ideal as another source of wisdom in synthesis with my generally relativistic paradigm of the cosmos... thank you all for sharing your experience with me in celebration of all its transcendent beauty... whatever we may call it, the name is not the immanent moment, the eternal tao, the one taste ;~})> so while we're here, i'm going to drink a toast to the Magnum Innominandum.
"It is clear... once the human mouthpiece or mediator of the author's vision has been removed, that 'the artifice of eternity' consists not of perfect forms or representations of eternity (the knowledge of all time) but of that which is nonetheless real yet finally without, or beyond, form and matter." - Yeats' Two Byzantiums, by Karl Parker
"It is clear... once the human mouthpiece or mediator of the author's vision has been removed, that 'the artifice of eternity' consists not of perfect forms or representations of eternity (the knowledge of all time) but of that which is nonetheless real yet finally without, or beyond, form and matter." - Yeats' Two Byzantiums, by Karl Parker