Blue Garuda wrote:I'd rather connect with a Bison than a Boson.
Or a Bosun.
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Re: ChNN's terminology
by dharmagoat » Thu Jul 05, 2012 9:51 pm
Or a Bosun.
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Re: ChNN's terminology
by Blue Garuda » Thu Jul 05, 2012 9:55 pm
dharmagoat wrote:Blue Garuda wrote:I'd rather connect with a Bison than a Boson.
Or a Bosun.
LOL
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Re: ChNN's terminology
by Sally Gross » Fri Jul 06, 2012 7:33 am
dharmagoat wrote:Blue Garuda wrote:I'd rather connect with a Bison than a Boson.
Or a Bosun.
Higgs-Bosons beat Bosuns (and for that matter, Bisons) any day -- they have infinite potentiality for massiveness and for holding things together (integrating), while bisons and bosuns have finite actual mass. Perhaps there is a useful symbol of the primordial state waiting to be discovered out there is the particle accelerators!
Dukkham eva hi, na koci dukkhito,
kaarako na, kiriyaa va vijjati,
atthi nibbuti, na nibbuto pumaa,
maggam atthi, gamako na vijjati
Suffering there certainly is, but no sufferer,
no doer, though certainly the deed is found.
peace is achieved, but no-one's appeased,
the way is walked, but no walker's to be found.
- Visuddhimagga XVI, 90
kaarako na, kiriyaa va vijjati,
atthi nibbuti, na nibbuto pumaa,
maggam atthi, gamako na vijjati
Suffering there certainly is, but no sufferer,
no doer, though certainly the deed is found.
peace is achieved, but no-one's appeased,
the way is walked, but no walker's to be found.
- Visuddhimagga XVI, 90
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