Coconut Milk And Thyroid Medication

Contagion

- What do you mean exactly when you use the term "non-objective relationship"?
- This means stop seeing yourself as if you were an object.
- "Self" as an object seen by a subject?
- Yes.
- But the subject does it not submit a reciprocal process in which he reveals his subject as if it were an object?
- So, you are also the subject of the object ceases to see you as an object.
- Can there be a relationship nonobjective unidirectional without reciprocity?
- For teachers, yes. But only potentially, since there can be no object in the absence of a subject.
- In any case, how do they do?
- They do not, it happens.
- happen?
- This happens because the "relationship" - which phenomenally ceased to be such - really starts to exist.
- So how does this seem to happen?
- is what remains when the notion disappears overriding identity.
- The subject disappears it as such?
- Yes.
- And he takes the subject with him?
- Excellent!
- And in this case?
- When the phenomenon to which we refer to as "other" is also experimenting with its lack of identity, then the relationship is completely non-objective.
- Can we say that the two are one?
- No, it is not that.
- So it is the complete ... harmony?
You are very chatty this morning!
- If a phenomenon is only provisionally released his identity, what we achieved in this case?
- I do not be conditioned on meeting this question.
- Please try! For me it is very important.
- Asserting that it is the noumenon may already be talking too much. Perhaps the identity that does not perceive his absence continues to be present in the mind full.
- But it goes unnoticed.
- Perhaps it is registered or obscurely.
- When in fact, this experience is completely clear.
- No phenomenally.
- Does this happen often?
- Ask a teacher. I doubt it loses its identity when its immediate object is unable to respond in the same way.
- So, anyone can also do it without being a master.
- I told you that this is not done.
- So can this happen to anyone?
- Of course yes, this state is ever present.
- So, you experience it?
- Not more than you.
- That means "never"!
- Do not talk nonsense. The only thing that happens is that you do not recognize.
- Now that you mention it, I think I sometimes doubts ...
- Sure, sure.
- But I experience it.
- However, you can not do it.
- In this case, that does not it the same?
- It is always present and you will eventually see it.
- But does it last?
- I doubt that this is about the concept of time.
- but its duration can be measured phenomenally?
- Try to give him a stopwatch and an electronic calculator with detailed instructions for use when needed.
- Farseur! Tell me at least if this time is significant?
- Of course it is!
- And that brings happiness?
- I hate that word.
- From joy?
- It's better but it's not the right word.
- brightness?
- You see ... you know!

extract Open Secret by Wei Wu Wei , editions Hong Kong University Press, 1970, translation JLC.