still deconstruction
still deconstruction
release of concepts and constructions
...
a kind of deep immersion,
perceived as longlasting meditation
with roots in traditional Buddhism seemingly
have a closer look in
www. mondo Zen.Ego deconstruction
...
a kind of deep immersion,
perceived as longlasting meditation
with roots in traditional Buddhism seemingly
have a closer look in
www. mondo Zen.Ego deconstruction
Re: still deconstruction
seeminglyneti wrote: with roots in traditional Buddhism seemingly
http://www.dharmawheel.net/viewtopic.ph ... 56#p136622
Re: still deconstruction
thank you for deep comprehension,
obviously in Europe we have to learn a little bit
During way of life I came in contact with Benjamin Radcliff "Understanding Zen" as well.
As you surely know, in this literary masterpiece the construction of a personal EGO is gently drawn
with its characteristics and faces. From this it is only a minor step ...
to release those constructs again
and you may put aside the literature silently
obviously in Europe we have to learn a little bit
During way of life I came in contact with Benjamin Radcliff "Understanding Zen" as well.
As you surely know, in this literary masterpiece the construction of a personal EGO is gently drawn
with its characteristics and faces. From this it is only a minor step ...
to release those constructs again
and you may put aside the literature silently
Re: still deconstruction
Why would something that is an activity rather than a structure need deconstructing ?neti wrote:release of concepts and constructions
...
a kind of deep immersion,
perceived as longlasting meditation
with roots in traditional Buddhism seemingly
have a closer look in
www. mondo Zen.Ego deconstruction
“You don’t know it. You just know about it. That is not the same thing.”
Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche to me.
Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche to me.
Re: still deconstruction
Simon E. just put his finger on one of the reasons why deconstruction fell out of favor among philosophers after a flurry of heated interest (peaking, perhaps, in the early 1980s). Are processes and activities not, always already*, deconstructive? I'm still not clear on how it is that Derrida had to posit a transcendent, capital-S subject (not very Buddhisty) when his primary concern is with text, discourse, and Francophone wordplay (weirdly, his book on Marx is mostly about the ghost scenes in Hamlet). Peter Dews' book Logics of Disintigration explores this topic but hardly exhausts it. Why it is that new age authors such as K Wilber who feel they need to appeal to contemporary philosophy choose Derrida to work with is beyond me (the "mondo zen" people are Wilber followers). Perhaps someone with a better handle on the French scene can straighten me out if I'm in error here.
*sorry, couldn't resist
*sorry, couldn't resist
Re: still deconstruction
still deconstruction
... is an experience of meditation in my own life,
long before I found Jun Po Roshi's Mondo Zen approach
further confirming own experiences. That's encouraging
From my point of view western philosophy, mainly based on theoretical explanations
was never able to reflect the practical side of de-construction ... those kind of deep tranquility
Or has there been an ongoing delusion all over the years ?
And Ken Wilber revealed a well treasured secret of Buddhism ?
No wonder that established scholars and traditional meditation teachers
all over the world do not like him
... is an experience of meditation in my own life,
long before I found Jun Po Roshi's Mondo Zen approach
further confirming own experiences. That's encouraging
From my point of view western philosophy, mainly based on theoretical explanations
was never able to reflect the practical side of de-construction ... those kind of deep tranquility
Or has there been an ongoing delusion all over the years ?
And Ken Wilber revealed a well treasured secret of Buddhism ?
No wonder that established scholars and traditional meditation teachers
all over the world do not like him
Re: still deconstruction
Meditation is conceptualisation. This apparent de-construction™ seems to be only a nihilistic form of ignorance. This is the result of practiced 'letting go' instead of factual 'letting go'. To Wilber: He don't know anything about buddhism, therefore he mixed up everything with (neo)advaita-like idiocy.neti wrote:still deconstruction
... is an experience of meditation in my own life,
Re: still deconstruction
pardon,
deconstruction has been found by Jacques Derrida in the last century.
Maybe western philosophers avoided to clarify this simple way of tranquility and instead of slowing down
they further used complex explanations to save Platon's heritage of ideas and constructs,
up to the present day.
An unbelievable manipulation, however from western view it does make sense
And in the Far East ?
... those deconstructive condition of pure emptiness seems to be a secret of Buddhism
but of course, a lot of their teachers are not willing to unveil it as well
deconstruction has been found by Jacques Derrida in the last century.
Maybe western philosophers avoided to clarify this simple way of tranquility and instead of slowing down
they further used complex explanations to save Platon's heritage of ideas and constructs,
up to the present day.
An unbelievable manipulation, however from western view it does make sense
And in the Far East ?
... those deconstructive condition of pure emptiness seems to be a secret of Buddhism
but of course, a lot of their teachers are not willing to unveil it as well
Re: still deconstruction
Maybe there's something like a buddhist "Turing-Test" for real "de-construction".neti wrote: And in the Far East ?
... those deconstructive condition of pure emptiness seems to be a secret of Buddhism
but of course, a lot of their teachers are not willing to unveil it as well
Task: Behave yourself completely natural for a while. Now.
Question: Do you practice the task or not?
If you practice the task, you grasp only a reified concept.
Task: Do nothing for a while. Now.
Question: Do you practice the task or not?
If you practice the task, you grasp only a reified concept.
Re: still deconstruction
Dear thigle,
you mean a test to find out if someone is able to really switch off (like in deep sleep) ?
... sounds good
you mean a test to find out if someone is able to really switch off (like in deep sleep) ?
... sounds good
Re: still deconstruction
So ähnlich.. . It's like a "T-T" for fabricated/unfabricated mind. Fabricated mind is consciousness, unfabricated mind is primordial knowledge/transparency.neti wrote:Dear thigle,
you mean a test to find out if someone is able to really switch off (like in deep sleep) ?
... sounds good
Test & Task: Don't focus on anything. Now. [..after some minutes..] If you don't focus on anything, you focus on "don't focus on anything", right? This is an fabricated trance. Some people call this "practice" or "meditation", most people don't know anything about their fabricated trance. But a focus on "don't focus on anything" does not comply with the task "don't focus on anything", therefore the task is not about "practice" or "practiced nonpractice". If you focus on "don't focus on anything", you fall into an special state of consciousness with a lot of "experiences" like "open mind" and stuff. But all this "experiences" are grounded on a big mistake, because you construct an fabricated reified concept out of "don't focus on anything". Therefore the quality of "don't focus on anything'nes" seems to appear. This quality is like some-thing which monitors all. You can call it subject or observer, seems to be reified-identified with everything. The task is misunderstood as a reified concept, because the reified-identified quality want to have something from "don't focus on anything". You can detect this expectations, if you understand the difference between your fabricated practiced task and the factual task. After you understand the difference exactly, don't focus on anything. Or leave everything as it is, which is the same. That's primordial unfabricated looseness. Since it is completely unfabricated, the reified concept of an "origin" doesn't matter from itself. This knowledge is immediate obvious, primordial not to distinct from appearences.
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Final note:
Like in the task before, some people think, the terms "didn't affirm earth", "wasn't coming from earth", "wasn't earth", "wasn't in earth" et cetera, are an statement out of the buddhas "practice", therefore some people think, their must practice all these terms to. But in fact it's a description out of knowledge/transparency. If knowledge is immediate obvious, all of these reified-concepts doesn't matter naturaly from itself, therefore he "didn't affirm earth", "wasn't coming from earth", "wasn't earth", "wasn't in earth" et cetera. Buddhism has nothing to do with nihilistic "neti-neti" stuff. What sounds the same, can be very different.Having directly known earth as earth, and having directly known the extent of what has not been experienced through the earthness of earth, I wasn't earth, I wasn't in earth, I wasn't coming from earth, I wasn't "Earth is mine." I didn't affirm earth. (MN49)
Re: still deconstruction
a similar experience was made by me
Concepts like "mind, consciousness, concentration, attentiveness" are subjectively perceived as mental activities
and can prevent us (in the moment of mentioning such an activity) from coming to quiescence ...
No matter if this concept is used affirmatively or negatively
You may ask a neurolinguistic for support
Concepts like "mind, consciousness, concentration, attentiveness" are subjectively perceived as mental activities
and can prevent us (in the moment of mentioning such an activity) from coming to quiescence ...
No matter if this concept is used affirmatively or negatively
You may ask a neurolinguistic for support
Re: still deconstruction
it simply means that
during meditation most people focus on concepts like "mind, consciousness, attention"
or wrong metaphers like "force, light, energy and so on". However, based on experience,
such concepts or metaphers are connected with mental activity
... far away from stillness
For further clarification please see
www. Buddhaland.stille dekonstruktion or
www. Buddhaland.die kunst der namenlosen meditation
during meditation most people focus on concepts like "mind, consciousness, attention"
or wrong metaphers like "force, light, energy and so on". However, based on experience,
such concepts or metaphers are connected with mental activity
... far away from stillness
For further clarification please see
www. Buddhaland.stille dekonstruktion or
www. Buddhaland.die kunst der namenlosen meditation