[MD] emptiness

[MarshaV]

Hi Andre,

On Dec 16, 2011, at 4:59 PM, Andre <andrebroersen at gmail.com> wrote:

> Marsha:
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> Sunyata (Emptiness) in the Mahayana Context
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> Andre:
> Why do you post things like this Lucy? We know all this stuff already. The big trick is how you integrate this in a meaningful, pragmatic way. Because of your repetitious behavior regarding this (I mean, you are not a static pattern of quality but a fixed! pov in this regard i.e unchanging...) who or what are you trying to convince us of?
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> If you do decide to ignore this, (as you usually do with mine or other's questions when they become too hard for you to answer) and claim, as you have in the past that you want to explore the MOQ from a Buddhist point of view...please state what particular school of Buddhism you are persuing, how competent you are in that field (OTHER THAN STATING THAT YOU ARE A 'STUDENT' AND THEREFORE PERHAPS ABSOLVING YOURSELF FROM A LOT OF CRAP YOU POST WEEK IN WEEK OUT, TELL US WHERE YOU COME FROM AND HOW YOU CAN ENLIGHTEN US ON REACHING A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE MOQ OTHER THAT OTHERS ALREADY HAVE DONE) and what you have learned from you contemplative escapades.
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> But please, do not simply say: "I like the Jones' because they are cool and they are cool because that is my experience...". Give us something.
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> Otherwise will you please leave and take your egocentric/narcissistic one-oners and one-worders with you? You will not be missed.

Marsha:
If the two terms, Dynamic Quality and Sunyata, are synonymous, than perhaps to read what a twenty-five-century philosophy/science of mind tradition might explain could be helpful to someone with an open mind.  I find no need to paraphrase and add endless jargonized fluff to the quote; I am not needing to impress anyone.  Since the two terms represent the "nondualistic", explanation can be tricky.  And since in the past you have so easily swept away my own statements with comments suggesting I am misunderstanding Buddhism, I would expect that you would appreciate these more direct quotes.  

If you have an additional, specific, well-meaning question, I will attempt a reply, otherwise, "Bugger off!". Your whining is tiring.  If you want endless regurgitated paraphrasing, there are others for you to read. You can skip my posts.  
 
 
Marsha