In a world where there are both mountains and volcanoes, we tend to look at volcanoes and think “Ah, a mountain with the top missing” rather than “Ah, a volcano with some extra stuff.” We have an intuitive sense that a mountain is a complete thing, and a volcano is an incomplete thing by comparison.
I respect you, Mr. Elias. Your sincerity and adamance are admirable, but the proselytizing is distasteful. I had consistently enjoyed your thoughtful insights previously. Hopefully you can return to less polarizing subject matter at some point in the future. Apologies for the comment. I know it's supposed to be "If you can't say something nice, then don't say nothing at all", but I'm hoping you might appreciate an honest reaction from one of the heathens you are trying to reason with. Cheers.
What does nondual here mean? In opposition to the dualism of manicheans (spirit is good, flesh is evil)?
I respect you, Mr. Elias. Your sincerity and adamance are admirable, but the proselytizing is distasteful. I had consistently enjoyed your thoughtful insights previously. Hopefully you can return to less polarizing subject matter at some point in the future. Apologies for the comment. I know it's supposed to be "If you can't say something nice, then don't say nothing at all", but I'm hoping you might appreciate an honest reaction from one of the heathens you are trying to reason with. Cheers.