Re: "misinterpreted..."
Originally Posted by
Bob
By Yutang Lin
"Teaching of "Non-form" indicates non-attachment to form.
Misinterpreted, it is adopted as holding to absence of form.
Abiding in no forms at all, one falls into the abyss of void.
Only in no grasping to form or non-form lies true liberation"
Originally Posted by
Nuno Matos
Namaste Bob,
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In ancient times skilled worriers before searching the enemy's´vulnerability they make shore (?) that first they assure them self s of their invincibility.
Om namah Durga Ma
Namaste Nuno,
"In ancient times skilled worriers before searching the enemy's´vulnerability ensured themselves of their own invincibility."
A true quote for all times. Like in Indian Hindi films heroes say "Kaanch ke ghar me rahene wale pathar nahi faikte hai" .
Yet I do not see any connection with the subject of the citation of Yutang Lin? A personal matter?
Regards,
Om
That which is without letters (parts) is the Fourth, beyond apprehension through ordinary means, the cessation of the phenomenal world, the auspicious and the non-dual. Thus Om is certainly the Self. He who knows thus enters the Self by the Self.
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