Śūnyatā
Sanskrit noun (from the adj. sūnya - 'void') meaning ‘Emptiness’ or ‘Voidness’, is a characteristic of empirical phenomena arising from the fact that the impermanent nature of form means that noting possesses essential enduring idenity - this aspect of the cultivation of insight (See vipassana-bhavana) that leads to wisdom and inner
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So much to RP on :P
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Speaking of, we should talk of many things, (whether pigs have wings?), like Ling and Mage!
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Reminds me of the horror of vastness from Moby Dick. Take a dip in the ocean and go hella crazy.
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But it actually wasn't very hard to imagine. When I was younger, the notion that space had neither a bottom or a top freaked me out. I just imagined my house hanging on the side of a planet slowly spinning around in space, as it twirled around the sun - held there by perpetual motion -- let me say at th time the thought was enough to make me hide in bed for many pre-school days.
That. -and- night-time was the only time we could see where we were in space - nakedly. Our own dot amongst all those dots and that terribly sticky black in between.
~gets shivery~ Okay, maybe i'm not so OVER that fear ;)
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...seriously. Can't wait. I'm just sayin'.
<3
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