[Buddha-l] Non-arising

[Kansei 還西]

true realization of emptiness is not exclusive, it includes everything, 
every dharma, meaning
every experience one has. That's the way I understand it. So then, yes 
the suffering of
attachment ends, because one has an insight into the true nature of 
things, of which emptiness
is one.

with best wishes,

michael


JKirkpatrick wrote:
> "Once one understands the true nature of dharmas as empty, or
> nirvana from the beginning, this loosens the grip of the habitual
> tendency to see them otherwise. With practice, one can overcome
> this tendency completely, which in turn eliminates attachment and
> the suffering that is said to arise from it. "
>  
> Well, on second thought, what about attachment to nonattachment? 
> Certainly a logical question, but in general, I don't see the
> proof either that realisation of the essencelessness (emptiness)
> of things automatically ends the suffering of attachment.   
>
> Skeptically yours,
> JK
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