#madhyamaka
“Living wherever, living however, living whenever, each person contains many possible persons. Every day, the ruling system places our worst characteristics at center stage, condemning our best to languish behind the backdrop. The system of power is not in the least eternal. We may be badly made, but we’re not finished, and it’s the adventure of changing reality and changing ourselves that makes our blip in the history of the universe
worthwhile…”
— (p. 329) Eduardo Galeano (2000) Upside down: A primer for the looking-glass world
Emptiness is the interdependence of all phenomena. In the smallest of particles and seeds are infinite possibilities.
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Enter the void. By this, we don’t mean absolute oblivion or total annihilation, but a complete transformation of all one previously knew that will nonetheless prove to be revolutionary.
Śūnyatā, by the Buddha’s definition, is a radical emptiness that transforms beings from the inside out.
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