By opening your mind to nonduality you might live a more effective life
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Those who know, do not say. Those who say, do not know.
Those who know do not say, “Those who say, do not know.”
Those who know “do not” say [that] those who say “do not,” know.
“Those, who know, do not,” say those who say. Do not. Know.
“Those, who know, do not,” say those who say. Do. Not know.
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February 20, 2010 at 9:08 am
This exercise reminds me of a game I played as a child. I would take some mundane word or expression and repeat it quickly until it dissolved into a soup of unrecognizable sounds, stripped of any meaning that had been hitherto assumed. How could “toasttoasttoasttoasttoasttoasttoasttoasttoasttoasttoasttoast” not have any meaning at all? Unless my mind dissected it back into breakfast.