No I am sure it is On Sureness
On Sureness by the Buddha (+ CHESS)
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It is that we can't be sure of anything because things are conditioned on something beyond our understanding...
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#5
Well that is other Indian school that each sense get input, instantenously together but not simultaneously. so i touch my keyboard and see message. it comes in one after another. time is out of joint in this way. there is self, autonomous, beyond its reach.
but On Sureness is a little different. it say everything is dependently originated, even this autonomous thing
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#6
In other words there is no outside, just as you cannot say oh it is in a fiction... because you are the fiction
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#7
Anyway I was just wondering who if any knew it kind of relate to chess, in a hidden way..
meat a chick, give her sum kisses an dis crap wil not bodder u.
I always takes my advis sunshines :)
jus not yors.
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#10
Of course but after you read On Sureness it will be clear you can never be certain of anything...
to my brazilian friend, thank you for your concern..infact she is metting me a little later..i am just waiting
lol, so gullibil. books just hav words man.
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#12
I was just wondering because it is like chess... verse after verse until you agree some sense
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#15
I will tell you a little seccret..the limits of my sureness are limits of the world... wise words by Buddha
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#16
If we could be certain, the world would indeed change structure it will explode
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#17
but not that we could be certain could people grant us the right to be certain, like some make-believe
All probabilities exist at the same time. All variations on a theme also exist in the present moment. Our creative power can choose to "create"any probability and bring it into our 3-D reality!!
Who's read On Sureness by the Buddha?
And if yes how does it relate to chess