My groundedness seems to come from knowing I do not know. Arising from that seems to be groundedness coming from no separate ground. I'm not separate from the ground or anyone or everything else. All ground and no ground appear to be the same. No question balances is needed between intellectual interpretations of one's experience and one's experience that can't be easily said. Silence, at least at times is involved in the process of "grounding" which may be no different from wise living. As usual, I'm not sure of what I say.
On Oct 17, 2011 Conrad wrote :
My groundedness seems to come from knowing I do not know. Arising from that seems to be groundedness coming from no separate ground. I'm not separate from the ground or anyone or everything else. All ground and no ground appear to be the same. No question balances is needed between intellectual interpretations of one's experience and one's experience that can't be easily said. Silence, at least at times is involved in the process of "grounding" which may be no different from wise living. As usual, I'm not sure of what I say.