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Originally Posted by Bohdiyana
There is no emptiness without a person, only a person can "color" or declare whatever is as being empty.
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But what if 'a person' turns out to be an emptiness? Can an emptiness ""color" or declare whatever is as being empty" or is there the action of "coloring or declaring" without agent?
And who then is the agent imputing all of this?
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Originally Posted by Bohdiyana
Though the word empty can also refer to the state of a consciousness while not referring to the experience of such a consciousness.
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Well the word 'empty' may refer to innumerable phenomena because the word 'empty' alone leaves open the question
empty of what?.
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Originally Posted by Bohdiyana
In other words, those who are truly empty, experience fullness. Those who experience emptiness, are stuck within the prison walls of person-hood or ego and so have no qualities of being empty.
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Hmh ... what if your 'other words' are empty of truth?
