Lhug-Pa wrote:Perhaps looking at the difference between gZhi and Kunzhi (Alaya, not necessarily Alaya-Vijnana/Kunzhi-Namshe), could help to clarify.
I made it clear I am talking strictly about Madhyamaka.
Lhug-Pa wrote:Perhaps looking at the difference between gZhi and Kunzhi (Alaya, not necessarily Alaya-Vijnana/Kunzhi-Namshe), could help to clarify.
Virgo wrote: So how is it caused?
Kevin
Virgo wrote:So emptiness is a thing?Center Channel wrote: Emptiness is conditioned. Period.
Kevin
Please don't make up stuff.deff wrote:you say nothing is uncaused, but previously said buddhahood is uncaused
Namdrol wrote: You are really missing the point of Madhyamaka, CC. BUt I have to go out for the day and cannot respond in more detail.
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Namdrol wrote: Space and cessation are not caused
Lhug-Pa wrote:So no one here is saying that anything is uncaused.
Namdrol wrote:
Space and cessation are not caused
If you are positing something that is uncaused/nonconditioned permanent, as you do here, you really lose Madhyamaka view IMONamdrol wrote: Space and cessation are not caused
Sure I agree with all that.Namdrol wrote: Emptiness isn't a thing, it is freedom from all extremes, hence it cannot be caused, destroyed, etc.
Namdrol wrote: Emptiness is not caused.
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The misunderstandings are on your part my friend.Dechen Norbu wrote:You have some deep misunderstandings there! Right now I must leave in a hurry, but I'm sure someone will correct you. If not, I'll do it when I come back.
I said most, not all.Silent Bob wrote: Have you ever even read EPK, Cortland Dahl, Tyler Dewar or Tony Duff's work??? Your remark is so far over the top it doesn't deserve to be taken seriously.
I agree.Nangwa wrote: I dont care if it is.