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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ek_rosh" data-source="post: 26672910" data-attributes="member: 507164">There is no one consciousness concept in buddhism. Consciousness arises and decay (not the correct word, btw) depending on other factors. There is no one energy or conciseness carries the life. It is a stream that one triggers the rise of the next. Eternal energy doesnt mean eternal conciseness. Existence is essentially the maintaining this stream.I usually, dont speak against monks. but, personally I dont like what he says in the video. He is still trying to capture the outside illusion in the physical world side. Which is not wrong, but not the focus on buddas path. They are trying to proof the existence and non existence by physical things. You have to see it (not through senses) from the other side (in otherwords metal factors side).What buddha wanted us to see cant be seen logically, cos it cant be captured by the mind even. It is like you are trying to mimic the sensation/feeling of your nose by an eye. Which cant be done, even in any possible logical way. Same way, you will need to develop some mental factors, and those factors will capture what buddha wanted us to see. We have no ability to see that with our senses we have at the moment (including mind). Buddhas 8 fold path is all about how to develop these ability.</blockquote>

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