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    <title type="text">Eighth Day Books Discussions</title>
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      <title>Buddhism and nothingness&#8230;</title>
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      <author><name>Stacy</name></author>
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        <p>This question has plagued me for a long time so I&#8217;d love to hear some input. Often times when someone experiences something they struggle for a digitallanguage with which to express the analog nature of the occurrence.&nbsp; Bearing this in mind, is it possible that the &#8220;nothingness&#8221; state pursued by Buddhists was the first &#8220;stage&#8221; of theosis, becoming passionless, and has merely become distorted through language and zealots? 
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Thoughts?
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      <title>Logos</title>
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      <published>2006-09-08T08:45:25Z</published>
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        <p>Does anyone know where I can find any info on Heracletus?&nbsp; He&#8217;s a bit obscure.
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