rene Posted July 17, 2011 (...) This experience leads me to call manifestation discontinuous. So we have a continuous tendency to manifest, or potential for manifestation, and a discontinuous totality of manifestation, which cannot ever be separated from the tendency to manifest. In other words, a continuity that cannot be separated from a discontinuity. Why do I say that it can't be separated? Because I could never know the potential to manifest if it were not for that actual manifestation. Experience, though it has no fixed qualities, remains experience. (...) Todd Todd, hello Thank you for your entire post and mostly for the part I captured above. Whenever I use the shorthand words of "unboundaried" and "both" and "simultaneousness" - it is the underlying concept of your paragraph above that my words point at. Nice to see the idea fleshed out. (-: warm regards, rene Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
