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**SHUSIATULSE** · 05-29-2011, 11:14 AM

Breaking experience down into it's most basic ontological characteristics is beyond the proper range; the baseline is phenomenological as the world is defined through the six senses. Any further explication of the world is wholly irrelevant to Dhamma practice.

Exactly. I am reminded of Dhammadina telling Visakha, ""You've gone too far, friend Visakha. You can't keep holding on up to the limit of questions."

05-29-2011, 11:14 AM	#32
SHUSIATULSE Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 376 Senior Member	Breaking experience down into it's most basic ontological characteristics is beyond the proper range; the baseline is phenomenological as the world is defined through the six senses. Any further explication of the world is wholly irrelevant to Dhamma practice. Exactly. I am reminded of Dhammadina telling Visakha, ""You've gone too far, friend Visakha. You can't keep holding on up to the limit of questions."
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