[Buddha-l] Re: Multi-cause vs single-cause
Michel Clasquin
clasqm at mweb.co.za
Sat Mar 12 05:46:31 MST 2005
Benito Carral wrote:
> I agree with you here, decisions are made. I was just pointing some
> questions about the _Kalama sutta_ in context. And keeping that in
> mind, indeed I have an alternative, to ask the enlightened ones,
> roshis, gurus, theras and so on.
Agreed, that is an improvement. But even if the enlightened one's
information is gained from a position of perfect knowledge and
understanding (debatable, but let it slide), I do not actually have
access to it. All I have is my imperfect and ignorance-ridden perception
of what I think the enlightened one said. So the ignorance pervading my
decision-making process may be decreased a little, but it doesn't go
away entirely.
Isn't epistemology fun?
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