I often ponder how different logic would be if we had more than one sun and one moon, which my guess is the underlying reason for dualistic thought structures. Afterall, most suns are in binary systems and I suspect that planets with only one moon are rare. If the day was different degrees of day depending on two suns, how would that impact dualistic logic…
I often ponder how different logic would be if we had more than one sun and one moon, which my guess is the underlying reason for dualistic thought structures. Afterall, most suns are in binary systems and I suspect that planets with only one moon are rare. If the day was different degrees of day depending on two suns, how would that impact dualistic logic…
An interesting thought experiment.
Brillliant 😀
Yes, WE are. ;-)
Thank you for your simplicity
Beautifully transmitted… 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I think you explained in a minute what took Nagarjuna a shelf-full of books. I cross-stacked it.
High praise, thank you. Ego would love to take the credit. 😉
Non-dual logic always makes me giggle a little when it hits.
Now THAT'S a good sign 😂
I'm loving your insights so much, Kat. Been reading for several months now. So immensely useful. Thank you so much.
Thank you for letting me know!
There's always two sides to every argument; here is always simply the one argument.
There is no experiencer to experience!
Exactly!
Subtle but fundamental nudge!