[Buddha-l] What is direct experience?
Jackhat1 at aol.com
Jackhat1 at aol.com
Tue Nov 30 11:35:32 MST 2010
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In a message dated 11/30/2010 2:15:15 P.M. SA Western Standard Time,
jkirk at spro.net writes:
Not sure if this might be 'an' example of direct experience, but
it strikes me that being in an accident is one example of knowing
minus intellectual overlay or activity/comment.
When I slipped on ice, fell and broke an arm, I instantly
knew/felt/experienced that I fell and was hurt, but I wasn't
"thinking about" it until immediately after it happened.
Joanna
Hello there,
I hope it's not too feeble to ask - what is direct experience,
knowing something without the intellect? I think I am used to
altered states of consciousness like seeing things that aren't
there or delusional conviction but I don't know that I can find
room for much more
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I think we can also have direct experience of thoughts and emotions.
jack
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