Sunday, 6 March 2022

The space within the pot

The space within the pot, is known by its shape & volume and appears to have a separate identity. When the pot breaks, the space within, merges with the space outside, losing its identity.  - The space within, was never spearate from the space outside. - The identity was apparent, and the it was a superimposed concept, existing only in the minds of the perceived. - Once the pot breaks, the so-called identity is lost for ever, never to return. - The separate space within, such an entity was never born, cannot be reborn, and never existed even. - Even if a similar pot is reconstructed with all the features, the space within can never claim to have the identity of the old pot. - This is the case of our identity too. - The entity, the so-called “you” cannot be born, and never be reborn. - All fanciful concepts of spirituality, progress, rebirth and karma for such an entity have sprouted from ignorance and propagated by religion.
 

The space within the pot, is known by its shape & volume and appears to have a separate identity. When the pot breaks, the space within, merges with the space outside, losing its identity.

- The space within, was never spearate from the space outside.
- The identity was apparent, and the it was a superimposed concept, existing only in the minds of the perceived.
- Once the pot breaks, the so-called identity is lost for ever, never to return.
- The separate space within, such an entity was never born, cannot be reborn, and never existed even.
- Even if a similar pot is reconstructed with all the features, the space within can never claim to have the identity of the old pot.
- This is the case of our identity too.
- The entity, the so-called “you” cannot be born, and never be reborn.
- All fanciful concepts of spirituality, progress, rebirth and karma for such an entity have sprouted from ignorance and propagated by religion.
 

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