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<blockquote data-quote="sanfOdian" data-source="post: 3241821" data-attributes="member: 135326"><p><strong>I can grasp part of what you are asserting, and what I can grasp hardly seems original or different from any number of idealist approaches. First,though, can you tell me who "We" is? You use "we" in your post, but don't identify this collective entity.</strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>Also this: "The "world" is anicca, dukka, anatma and sunya. However anicca and anatta are not concepts, and as such it is futile to attempt to translate them into English or any other language. Even in Pali they should be considered as non concepts that defy explanation using concepts or other words."</strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>So you are telling us that there is something very important that is not a concept and that you cannot explain or even name. What is the point then? How can anyone decide whether they agree or disgree with your thesis if you do not tell them what it is. I suggest you develop some communicable concepts and then thave another go at communicating your ideas.</strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sanfOdian, post: 3241821, member: 135326"] [B]I can grasp part of what you are asserting, and what I can grasp hardly seems original or different from any number of idealist approaches. First,though, can you tell me who "We" is? You use "we" in your post, but don't identify this collective entity. Also this: "The "world" is anicca, dukka, anatma and sunya. However anicca and anatta are not concepts, and as such it is futile to attempt to translate them into English or any other language. Even in Pali they should be considered as non concepts that defy explanation using concepts or other words." So you are telling us that there is something very important that is not a concept and that you cannot explain or even name. What is the point then? How can anyone decide whether they agree or disgree with your thesis if you do not tell them what it is. I suggest you develop some communicable concepts and then thave another go at communicating your ideas.[/B] [/QUOTE]
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