View of things. How we perceive. How we think. Our senses, are they enough? Enough to know truth? Enough to know the true nature of things, true extent of creation on all its levels? As constituted, is the animal able to discern? Discern creation. Discern intention. Intention of the unknown. Discern its place. As constituted limited. Limited by ignorance. Limited by delusion. Limited by the animal. Understanding, clouded!
Deep questions here, which have been pondered by people all the way back to the great sages of India. Can the purely physical comprehend the truth of life? Still working on this one myself. Liked the spare, clear style of this one.
PS: In the line following "Our Senses," I think you meant to add a y to the.
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4 Years Ago
Hi JB,
Thank you for your comment and the catch. Made corrections.
Deep questions here, which have been pondered by people all the way back to the great sages of India. Can the purely physical comprehend the truth of life? Still working on this one myself. Liked the spare, clear style of this one.
PS: In the line following "Our Senses," I think you meant to add a y to the.
Posted 4 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
4 Years Ago
Hi JB,
Thank you for your comment and the catch. Made corrections.
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