The minimal intentional suspension of minimal intentionality.
“If you get to the stage where you’re not even judging the act that you would normally have to provide forgiveness for, then you have transmuted it.” — Robert Edward Grant
“Evidence shows that a person, in the same act and absolutely simultaneously, can be at one level of cognition, another level of self-sense, and yet another level of morals,” writes Ken Wilber. What can this super-particularity do with that?
Does a bodhisattva have a right to the “don’t trigger me, bro” card”?
“I offer this as a matter for exploration. As exploration it’s fascinating, but as dogma it’s boring.” — B. Alan Wallace
BEATING THE POISONED DRUM 