Seeing and Hearing.

Unless there is seeing,

there is no form.

Form has no independent existence

and is therefor the seeing itself.

If form itself is seeing,

how can one see a form?

Therefor what is seen is not a form

but something different.

Likewise objects of the other senses

are also mere sense perceptions.

Because hearing is itself sound,

no one hears a sound.

This truth applies generally to all sense objects.

If therefor a searching enquiry

is made to know what it is,

that is really perceived,

it will be found that it is

The Absolute Reality itself.

If it is The Absolute Reality

that is perceived,

How can the illusion

of a world exist thereafter?

Casparus RH
June 2008. Copyright ©.