I tend to agree. Even if reality is a dream, what about the dreamer?I certainly agree. Nothing is real. Or... the only thing that is real is how we make each other feel.
It makes the air vibrate. "Sound" can be those vibrations (sound1) or some being's experience (sound2). It would make sound1 and not sound2. The question is what is the cause of a sound2.What about an old question: If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
What if the sound's perceiver is deaf? Would it still count? What is the sound of silence?It makes the air vibrate. "Sound" can be those vibrations (sound1) or some being's experience (sound2). It would make sound1 and not sound2. The question is what is the cause of a sound2.
Sound1 needs no perceiver. But sound2 needs no emitter! I may hear a tree falling in a dream.What if the sound's perceiver is deaf? Would it still count? What is the sound of silence?
Sound2 still needs a cause to happen, even if it's a dreamlike occurrence. Furthermore, sound2 needs to be cognized for it to be considered sound2.Sound1 needs no perceiver. But sound2 needs no emitter! I may hear a tree falling in a dream.
Yes. That's the enigma to me. Often the cause seems to be a sound1. But not always. Is a sound2 caused by a sound1 different from an internal one? I don't know.Sound2 still needs a cause to happen, even if it's a dreamlike occurrence. Furthermore, sound2 needs to be cognized for it to be considered sound2.
I believe they should be the same. From the mind's perspective, everything has the same taste. Our goal is to realize this experientially.Is a sound2 caused by a sound1 different from an internal one? I don't know.
That's actually a thousand words!

That was worth about 30 words me thinks.That's actually a thousand words!![]()
That was worth about 30 words me thinks.
Ok.. we have our first disqualification of the game. I went way over. 970 to be exact.
I am the weakest link... goodbye.
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