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The hard problem of objectivity
There are different kinds of "best". Which is the best "best"?
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Q: "Do you belong to any religion?"
A: "I'm a Cafeterian."
("Heretic" means "one who exercises choice".)
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They say meditation feels like coming home, but sometimes the place is a pigsty.
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From the book Momo, by Michael Ende (1973):
'You're called Momo, aren't you?'
'Yes.'
'That's a pretty name, but I've never heard it before. Who gave it to you?'
'I did,' said Momo.
'You chose your own name?'
'Yes.'
'When were you born?'
Momo pondered this. 'As far as I can remember,' she said at length, 'I've always been around.'
(Chapter 1)
To paraphrase the Zen Master Bankei, "You were never born, so you will never die." Strangely, there does not seem to be much about Bankei on the English-speaking Web at the moment, but the best book about Bankei and his teachings I have ever read is Bankei Zen, translator Peter Haskel (1989).
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The Tale the Fishers of Men Tell
Perhaps the life of Christ is The Greatest Story Ever Told, but didn't your mother teach you to stop telling stories?
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