500 образов для медитации на шагах пути к просветлению, занятие 60

[Speaker 1]
IDIM 60, now IDIM 60 is a response to a classical question in Buddhism. Who wants to take a shot? Yeah, good.

If dependent origination means things come from their causes, or even more deeply, if coming from seeds is the ultimate meaning of dependent origination, then things that don't come from causes, how can they have emptiness? What's the answer? And the DCI people know, because I took something, a picture from Rome.

Wow, I'm going to... no, he's there. Yeah, a fountain.

[Speaker 2]
Okay, explain please. Triveni fountain. It has a certain outline, a fountain.

Triveni fountain in Rome has a certain shape. It looks a little bit like a mushroom, right?

[Speaker 1]
And the shape is constant. The shape doesn't change. Got it?

Is it unchanging? The shape is unchanging. As long as the water pressure is exactly the same, the shape will not change.

But the seeds are opening, opening, opening, opening, okay? They create space. Space is an unchanging entity.

But it's still created by seeds. Got it? That's difficult.

That's also an answer to the question why there's exactly five kinds of rebirth, six kinds of rebirth. But I'm not going to cover that today. Peter can explain it to you later.