[MD] subject / object logic

[Heather Perella]

> > > >      [Platt previously] 
> > > > > Everyone keeps telling me Buddhism is about
> > > > > illusions. So do you think 
> > > > > that the world and yourself are illusions,
> or not?  If not, I'd be interested in
> > > > > how you tell the difference between what's
> > > illusory and what's real.
> > 
> >      [SA previously]
> > > >      Well, illusory is not real, therefore how
> > > could any "difference" be told?

     [Platt] 
> That's the difference. You've just told it. Illusory
> is not real. 


    So why are you against something that's not real? 
Isn't that like trying to hit a tree in a field that
has no trees?

  
> >      [Platt previously] 
> > > So you can't tell the difference between the
> woods and Santa Claus? How strange.  

     [SA previously] 
> >     Oh, was I talking about the woods and Santa
> Claus above?  Sorry, I'll have to learn to read
between
> the lines where I don't mention woods and where I
> don't mention Santa Claus is definitely not what I
was
> > talking about.  Yes, it is strange how I talked
> about Santa Claus and woods and didn't even know it,
> hmmmm, maybe I'll keep re-reading what I wrote and
find
> those words in there somewhere above.

     [Platt] 
> I talked about the woods and Santa Claus and asked
> how you told the difference?
> I assume your answer is the former is real and the
> latter is illusory. 


     Don't assume what I know!!  Your assuming is
dictorial and doesn't allow me to think.

SA


       
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