Обзор по идимам «Великого комментария» Мастера Камалашилы к «Сутре Алмазного огранщика», занятие 21

[Speaker 1]
This is a teaching about the two extremes, yod ta me ta. There's another word for it, chay, chay ta, dak ta, dak ta chay ta. Okay, there's two sets of words for this idea.

Yod ta me ta. Yod ta means extreme, ta means edge, like this. Okay, if you go over the edge you fall off, okay?

That's called anta, edge, okay? So, yurta means you crash into the ditch on the left side, you believe that things are the way they seem to be, okay? You believe that things are the way they seem to be.

It seems like pens make writing, okay? Seems like that, okay? That's called yurta.

It seems like gasoline makes a car go, it seems like that, that's called yurta, okay? What's metta? Yeah, there's no gas, there's no car, there's no driver, nothing exists, okay?

What's the population percentage? How many people have belief that everything's the way it seems, and how many people have the belief that nothing exists at all? Yeah, 99.999999 percent believe that things are the way they seem. The people who think nothing's there, there's no gas, there's no car, okay? There's no pen, there's no paper, okay? Those are only people who got a bad Buddhist teaching, okay?

So, there's not so many, or maybe there's too many, I don't know, okay? They got a stupid teaching about emptiness, and then they believe nothing exists. I don't have to be good to people, okay?

There's no good, there's no bad, everything's illusion. I can eat donuts one after the other and nothing will happen, okay? Yurta, metta.

Now, they have other names, dakta and ceta. Dakta and ceta. Dakta means something will last forever and never change.

Ceta means they can just blink out, okay? Just for those of you who want to go deeper, the first set of extremes are the logical cause of the second set of extremes. If things are the way they seem, they should never change.

If things are not coming from you, they should always be the same, okay? And, if things, if emptiness means that nothing exists, okay? Then everything should just blink out, okay?

Got it? There's two famous sets of views here. Two ditches on the road.

Two mistakes you can make. In meditation, what are the two ditches? Yeah, dullness and busy mind.

Sleepy mind and busy mind. Dullness and agitation, okay? Dullness, the quality of the attention degrades, and you get, everything becomes less bright.

And then agitation, you're thinking about other stuff, okay? Mostly breakfast. Okay.