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**d1Bc25UP** · 09-11-2011, 09:45 AM

Hi Element,

Can be the case of having both as a realization?

In a kind of mundane level -or previous attainment- can we work with what is the psychophysiological organism? and in a kind of supramundane -or further attainment- understanding is it about labeling "objects"?

For example, from the read of the Maha-Raulovada Sutta seems to suggest the approach of subject-object where the mental act is present at the moment of labeling "outside" and "inside" where outside and inside should be seen as just properties, while the Maha Salayatanika Sutta quote leads toward the psychophysiological organism where it is stressed the tranquility of body and thus the tranquility of mind having as a first step the awareness of bodily stress as the condition of mind stress.

Some tentative thoughts...

09-11-2011, 09:45 AM	#2
d1Bc25UP Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 438 Senior Member	Hi Element, Can be the case of having both as a realization? In a kind of mundane level -or previous attainment- can we work with what is the psychophysiological organism? and in a kind of supramundane -or further attainment- understanding is it about labeling "objects"? For example, from the read of the Maha-Raulovada Sutta seems to suggest the approach of subject-object where the mental act is present at the moment of labeling "outside" and "inside" where outside and inside should be seen as just properties, while the Maha Salayatanika Sutta quote leads toward the psychophysiological organism where it is stressed the tranquility of body and thus the tranquility of mind having as a first step the awareness of bodily stress as the condition of mind stress. Some tentative thoughts...
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