...but most peeps do not realize how they psychologically arise. They do not grasp the "mutually dependent arising of form and void," to paraphrase the words of the Buddha. There is no yinyang magic; to imagine form requires the simultaneous (but usually unrecognized) imagining of emptiness or formlessness as a polar opposite. To imagine anything requires the mind to artificially divide that which is inherently whole into at least two imaginary states. Most people become attached to one half of a polarity and ignore the other.
Does form exist? Well, it does if that's what someone wants to imagine, but when the mind is quiescent, that which is seen can only be pointed to as "alive and unified"--a verb rather than a noun.
Does form exist? Well, it does if that's what someone wants to imagine, but when the mind is quiescent, that which is seen can only be pointed to as "alive and unified"--a verb rather than a noun.
