I do not quote from the scriptures;
I simply see what I see.
[Kabir]
TWIST Comment: Associating words and sounds to what we experience has become the natural way for us. Simplicity is to experience what is out there for real rather than making them plain words. Looking at a tree, one may discount, 'This is a tree'. In doing so, one does not really look at the tree. Instead, the word 'tree' denotes a meaning for each of us and we internally say, 'yes, it's a tree. And I know what a tree is'. Words curtail our experience of the real world. Kabir's quote above is an eye opener for everyone immersed in the scriptural world. Open your eyes for real.
I simply see what I see.
[Kabir]
TWIST Comment: Associating words and sounds to what we experience has become the natural way for us. Simplicity is to experience what is out there for real rather than making them plain words. Looking at a tree, one may discount, 'This is a tree'. In doing so, one does not really look at the tree. Instead, the word 'tree' denotes a meaning for each of us and we internally say, 'yes, it's a tree. And I know what a tree is'. Words curtail our experience of the real world. Kabir's quote above is an eye opener for everyone immersed in the scriptural world. Open your eyes for real.
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