Understanding the sky
This is my second time asking this question. Your sincere answer last time too
Thank you very much.
Also, this question is not a priority, so it's serious
Please prioritize your consultation.
Since the concept of “sky” is not defined in studying Buddhism,
I would appreciate it if you could teach me.
I can only ask questions using expressions such as abandoning the world, so
I'm also worried that the meaning of the question will be understood.
From learning Buddhism up until now, everything is a “phenomenon”
And what is the “entity” that continues to be in that moment
No, I understand that everything flows like a river
It was there. = impermanent and selfless
→Is this understanding correct?
Things are neither “there” nor are they “not.” = empty?
To be honest, I'm having a hard time understanding this meaning.
An image of the word “sky” (from) as a secular surrender
If so, it feels like “empty.”
But when defined as nothing, the six sensors activate nothing
I don't think so.
“I saw” and “heard”... actually exist.
What I understood was
Everything is structured in the form of “ground water fire wind,” a phenomenon
The way it appears as is different.
→Matter, human, animal, plant... etc
I felt that everything could be called energy.
I don't know if the expression energy is appropriate.
Matter has energy called mass.
Life also has mass, but it also has a heart, desire for survival, and various things
I have such a desire. These were described as energy.
this energy collides with other energies and changes
It is born and continues to change constantly as a phenomenon due to the law of cause and effect.
Matter also comes into contact with air, and energy collides between matter and air
It oxidizes in combination, and the thing itself continues to change.
My own mind (although I don't think I actually have an entity called myself)
The six boundaries hit the six sensors and recognize things (energy
The moment they collide), the mind responds in some way with six senses.
Maybe it's more appropriate to influence each other than the expression collide
I don't know.
Therefore, “sky” is not something that is/isn't (emptiness)
one energy collides with other energy (impact),
What do you understand as a phenomenon that continues to change due to the law of cause and effect
Is that wrong?
I feel empty = impermanent = selfless.
I'm sorry this is a rudimentary question, but thank you.
