Heidegger

In a message dated 2/27/2007 12:23:36 AM Eastern Standard Time,
silicaceous at yahoo.com writes:
Unity of Sat-Chit-Ananda (Existence, Consciousness-Force, Delight)
Sachchidananda is the One with a triple aspect. In the Supreme the three
are not three but one - existence is consciousness, consciousness is bliss,
and they are thus inseparable, not only inseparable but so much each other
that they are not distinct at all.
Bernard: Yes, of course, the three and the trune are one, but only for the
thinking man devoid of feeling or, in effect the renunciation and
subordination
of the feminine (soul principle). But of the historical philosophers’ cabal,
of which Heidegger is the latest, the progression that three is one evolves
as
the fourth and quartern has not yet arrived. The forth as the anima
creature,
la donna automobile per se, then features as the anathema of the thinking
man’s heavenly Nous, the bliss of unconsciousness, by which thinking is
obdured in
the daseinic object and the soul, accordingly, left behind.

Tympan: Dasein doesn’t have an object and it is not the object of thinking
but an act of existence as I have shown given the texual evidence.
Posted on Tuesday, February 27th, 2007 at 10:15 pm
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