According to one commentator in this state, one can hold a spade while not, and this is referred to as double-roofing. In No Mind, the author claims that those in this state o
According to one commentator in this state, one can hold a spade while not, and this is referred to as double-roofing. In No Mind, the author claims that those in this state observe, "When I am sleepy, I sleep, and when I am sitty, I sit." The concept of intrinsic identity drives a paradox present within this religious experience. In it, the realization of Tathata or Suchness of reality, within the framework of sunyata, or emptiness, occurs, and while the absolute oneness of the experience is emphasized, a numerical distinction is still present. D.T. Suzuki describes this as the momentary dissolution of the subject-object distinction and merely an experience experiencing itself. For 10  points, name this Zen Buddhist concept of enlightenment, which according to a Bauhaus single or a Beat author could happen in Paris.
According to one commentator in this state, one can hold a spade while not, and this is referred to as double-roofing.
Satori