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Posted by Steve on 7/6/2009, 4:56 pm, in reply to "the trouble with tribbles"
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: Maybe the problem is simply in Oak Tree's
: head?
:
: Claiming to be 'unconditioned' is very much
: a symptomn of the 'conditioned' mind.
:
: How do i know this?
:
: Because i'm 'unconditioned'.
:
: The sheer irony of Oak Tree's dualistic
: worldview which divides up his precious
: 'oneness' into conditional/unconditional and
: awake/asleep, hasn't even been noticed by
: the Unconditioned One. Surely there's only
: 'one' mind Butch?
:
: And if he's still practicing after all this
: time, maybe he should stop practicing and
: start doing it properly?
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Yes, well...that particular irony appears to be lost on our friend, Lian Dao. As I've suggested in the past, Butcho's is the most dualistic approach imaginable--yet he likes to pretend that he has transcended the false dualities held by the 'unenlightened.'
Whatever.
On another subject, I'm in the process of forming a new world religion based on the miraculous appearance (during my shower this morning) of discarded nasal bone cartilage from Michael Jackson's last four nose jobs.
I'm looking to staff up.
Are you available?
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"The Tao is basically utterly open. Utter openeness has no substance. It ends in endlessness, begins in beginninglessnes".
-Li Daoqun
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