Hi Brent,
> You are asserting monism. But the One, the ur-stuff, is ineffable/unknowable.
> So when we place ourselves in the world it is by making distinctions within the
> unity. To become distinct from the background (the One) is what it means to be
> RITSIAR. Right?
>
> Brent
>
How do you know that the One, the ur-stuff, is ineffable/unknowable? If
your being, for example, was the ur-stuff (I assume you mean akin to
urelements in set theory), then it is "effable" and knowable.
You have written about it, and at least two of its properties, and so it
is not completely ineffable, yes?
So I think it is "effable" even if it is exceedingly difficult to
describe fully. What I'm having trouble believing is that it is unknowable.
Cheers
Brian
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Received on Wed Jul 22 2009 - 21:38:49 PDT