RT @nick_routledge: @krumbbumm True, but there's still the moving constraints of mortality - our very imperfections central and essential to it - and the down-and-dirty, moment-to-moment alchemy of graciously adapting to a larger culture in the grip of a form of mass insanity. We practice with every breath.
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Copy of tweet here: 1/ A perfect, universalist echo in the Sanskrit traditions, as it happens. We have Tantric masters, for example, who decry all doctrines and all rituals and instead applaud the ideal of perfect spontaneity - or ‘sahaja’ as it is named.
@SherPoint 2/ If not unity, what do we 'see' then? As a rule, an identification with the distinctions and divisions of materialist and religious logic; the forms, concepts, rationalizations and, ultimately, caricatures of reality co-existent with fallacies of ontological detachment.
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Copy of tweet here: Where in our seeing do we fracture Reality? How might we re-perceive perception itself as a unifying rather than dualizing experience? To what degree have each of us been ‘divided and conquered’ by the epistemological shibboleth of an idolized form of 'departmental conflict'?