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Where do water, earth, fire, air find no place?
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space is the best guess ive got, but thats not gonna be right -
Perhaps its a vacuum?Comment
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yeah, i've been wondering about this one to. please fill me in.
and while your at it could you help me with this problem? me and my friend were smokin pot yesterday and i said to him? whats the sound of one hand clappin, and he says, "the same as one person having sex". "good answer," i say. "now you ask me one" and he's like,
"When you kill a dead person, does he come back to life?"
Perhaps it's ironic, but you tend to come up with some pretty clever sh!t when you're on pot. and this one i didn't find an answer to. Anyone care to try?Comment
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First let me explain my reason for asking this question:
Being part of a martial arts forum is a great thing. Most martial artist that I know, are practitioners of the same styles that i've studied. So my ability to broaden my knowledge in and of the arts is limited. But here we have representatives of many styles with great resources from witch to draw, but we argue which style is better. With that being said the question was:
Where do water, earth, fire and air find no place?
In context this question was asked to a highly exaulted Brahma by Buddah.
He didn't know the answer either. wich was odd because he claimed to know everything there was to know about everything. So Buddah explained that water, earth, fire and air find no place Where the consciousness that makes endless comparisons is entirely abandoned.
Somehow I thought that this was fitting. .....
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I'm deeply moved.Originally posted by shaolin-warriorFirst let me explain my reason for asking this question:
Being part of a martial arts forum is a great thing. Most martial artist that I know, are practitioners of the same styles that i've studied. So my ability to broaden my knowledge in and of the arts is limited. But here we have representatives of many styles with great resources from witch to draw, but we argue which style is better. With that being said the question was:
Where do water, earth, fire and air find no place?
In context this question was asked to a highly exaulted Brahma by Buddah.
He didn't know the answer either. wich was odd because he claimed to know everything there was to know about everything. So Buddah explained that water, earth, fire and air find no place Where the consciousness that makes endless comparisons is entirely abandoned.
Somehow I thought that this was fitting. .....
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