At first didn't understand the first line of the quote...but as I observed the line, it revealed a lot about itself. And seems it still has a lot to reveal if observed without any direction.
Good to see that.
And it applies to anything.
Especially to things that are unclear.
Observation without direction, reason, time,
Always reveals its beauty.
To your point on unclear things..Is there anything clear at all?
Seems, all the things are hidden behind the words and we are blinded by them. For eg. Tree word is not the actual thing which we see.
That which is hidden, behind words,
What is it, without the attribute: “hidden”?
That tree that you mentioned, without the word tree, what is it? And is that which it is, ever hidden by anything?
I come to this set of questions, again and again.
Not trying to answer them, but looking into them and becoming aware to the game of words.
To your question, is there anything clear?
Yes,
That which is unknown.
(Not that which is temporary not known, or marked as unknown, rather the infinite depth of not knowing, has itself and nothing else)
At first didn't understand the first line of the quote...but as I observed the line, it revealed a lot about itself. And seems it still has a lot to reveal if observed without any direction.
Good to see that.
And it applies to anything.
Especially to things that are unclear.
Observation without direction, reason, time,
Always reveals its beauty.
To your point on unclear things..Is there anything clear at all?
Seems, all the things are hidden behind the words and we are blinded by them. For eg. Tree word is not the actual thing which we see.
That which is hidden, behind words,
What is it, without the attribute: “hidden”?
That tree that you mentioned, without the word tree, what is it? And is that which it is, ever hidden by anything?
I come to this set of questions, again and again.
Not trying to answer them, but looking into them and becoming aware to the game of words.
To your question, is there anything clear?
Yes,
That which is unknown.
(Not that which is temporary not known, or marked as unknown, rather the infinite depth of not knowing, has itself and nothing else)