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**sbrthrds** · 07-17-2011, 11:10 AM

From Lazy Eye's post #9 ... " The historical Buddha apparently was willing to use the full palette of human discourse -- rational and imaginative, literal and metaphorical, philosophical and religious -- to convey the teachings. "

My thought is and why wouldn't he? The hang ups about superstition and focusing on the wrong aspects can be discarded and whilst I often lament on my inadequacies in ability to communicate experiences and ideas, the creative use of the full range of tools, approaches and concepts is sensible.

07-17-2011, 11:10 AM	#16
sbrthrds Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 360 Senior Member	From Lazy Eye's post #9 ... " The historical Buddha apparently was willing to use the full palette of human discourse -- rational and imaginative, literal and metaphorical, philosophical and religious -- to convey the teachings. " My thought is and why wouldn't he? The hang ups about superstition and focusing on the wrong aspects can be discarded and whilst I often lament on my inadequacies in ability to communicate experiences and ideas, the creative use of the full range of tools, approaches and concepts is sensible.
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