[MD] MD] Unimportant Undertakings

[Andre Broersen]

Platt]
Death is the end of life, what I would call First-Order Reality.

[Arlo]
Disagree, Platt. "Death" is an analogy we use to understand the absence of
patterns.  Many cultural analogies saw this not as an "end", but as a
"transition". Your statement "is the end of life" is one, particular analogy
"man" has come up with to understand this absence.

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John:

And I would add to Platt and Arlo's dialogue, that death is certainly not
the end of life.  It might be the end of "a" life...

Andre:
The end of biological patterns of value?

John:
But if the isolated self is an illusion, then death is simply the cessation
of an illusion.

Andre:
Death is the confrontation/resolution/progression with/of/into the illusion
of separatenes. (the Tibettan bardo state).

John:
therefore,
 Quality is an illusion.

Andre:
Can it be any other? Of course IT is an illusion.