>Wilson wrote:
>

>> dt wrote:

>>>>> ] in order to determine whether he is going to be any use
>>>>> to them as a teacher. Of course this is not to say that the
>>>>> experience of
>>>>> awakening can conform to any familiar terminology or
>>>>> concept. It is precisely becuase it is unconditioned that concepts
>>>>> don't stick to it like a tennis ball doesn't
>>>>> stick to a brick wall. But liberation is liberation from
>>>>> something. Most of the people who I have seen claim
>>>>> awakening are using some vague concept that allows them to
>>>>> justify pretty much any behavior. They are free to be
>>>>> hostile, free to be lacking in civility, free to be
>>>>> assholes, free to babble incorent gibberish, and free to
>>>>> treat with insults and contempt. I don't know who's
>>>>> version of enlightenment that is, but it's not something I
>>>>> want anything to do with. -M

>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Hey, incoherent gibberish is fun! You just
>>>> have never experienced the enlightenment
>>>> of Cremora.

>>>
>>>
>>> Oh, it is *not*! Give me coherent gibberish, or don't give
>>> me any gibberish at all.

>>
>>
>> You're just going to confuse the people with that one.

>
>Then my work here is done. Or not. Both. Neither. Etc.
>
>DT
>