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The talk explores the dual aspects of a bodhisattva's realization of emptiness, emphasizing that realization encompasses both understanding and making emptiness manifest through appropriate responses. The discussion also critiques a line from the "Harmony of Difference and Sameness," noting a shift from "merging with" to "according with" sameness, highlighting that even this according is not yet enlightenment.
- "The Harmony of Difference and Sameness" (Sandokai): This Zen text is referenced to illustrate the limitations of merging or according with sameness in the context of achieving enlightenment. The change in wording underscores the complexity of enlightenment beyond conceptual alignment.
AI Suggested Title: Manifesting Emptiness in Enlightenment
I said some time ago, and I repeat it over and over, that the bodhisattva's realization is emptiness. And realization has two meanings. One is to make real or manifest, and the other is to understand. Certainly a bodhisattva's understanding is emptiness. ultimately. But it's not just the realization in the sense of what the bodhisattva manifests in the world and makes real. It's not just emptiness. But this appropriate responding It's not just emptiness, it's also emptiness is appropriately responding, responding appropriately, mutually.
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And this morning when we were chanting the, you know, with the emerging, with the, what's it called now? Huh? The harmony, the harmony of Sandokai. the harmony of sameness and difference. And we get to that line where it says, it used to say merging with, now it says according with sameness is still not enlightenment. Does it say according with sameness is still not enlightenment? This is a test. It says according. It used to say merging with sameness is still not enlightenment. And I thought, oh yeah, that's it.
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