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Spirituality through scientific means? Continued

Master Kosen – Published on May 25 – science

Question

All right, I will try to be clearer. If we place the same sound source in two different locations so they overlap, and one source’s waves are out of phase with the other’s, the phenomenon called white noise occurs: we hear almost nothing. The sources cancel each other out. If I am the whole and the whole includes me, then I hypothesize that simply by being, a wave emanates from me and also from the universe, which is also me. Through the mirror of reality, one is out of phase with the other. Of course the universe makes no mistakes, but I am fallible; I make errors, interference frequencies. Then we hear something extra, a surplus is created, something must die, fade away. Buddha is the one who masters the right frequency. The universe and all existences certify him because he creates nothing. He is neutral. Is that clearer?

Anonymous

Master Kosen’s answer

Generally, when you try to be clear, things get off to a bad start.

Kosen


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