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**TRASIAOREXOLA** · 12-04-2011, 11:57 AM

[...] though I'm open to it.

IMO, this just brings distraction from the here and now. Is wandering and wondering of mind habitual crave.

Tibetan logicians say that, if you have never seen or felt the presence of a ghost, then of course, it's a grave logical error to assert "ghost" on the merely because others assert it. You can assert something based on an absence where the appearance of something else mandates that conclusion. It is normal in Tibetan culture and in philosophers of God existence.

Sorry to have put my spoon in this particular thread, Tjampel.

12-04-2011, 11:57 AM	#32
TRASIAOREXOLA Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 435 Senior Member	[...] though I'm open to it. IMO, this just brings distraction from the here and now. Is wandering and wondering of mind habitual crave. Tibetan logicians say that, if you have never seen or felt the presence of a ghost, then of course, it's a grave logical error to assert "ghost" on the merely because others assert it. You can assert something based on an absence where the appearance of something else mandates that conclusion. It is normal in Tibetan culture and in philosophers of God existence. Sorry to have put my spoon in this particular thread, Tjampel.
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