How do the one-minded Riverfolk approach allness? We can address this question by referring to two earlier posts.
First:
The Kuang Shi seek allness, unity and harmony through rites and symbols. Thus:
the River = fate;
the Sun = life;
Moons and Stars = the transhuman;
Ivar Frederiksen = the Aenean leader who will cast out the Terrans and prepare for the promised Advent.
-copied from here.
Rites and symbols say what words cannot. The River is also described as "on-goingness." The captain adds that the Riverfolk contemplate the River, Sun, Moon and Stars and try to merge with them and with everything else. I would say not "Try to merge with everything," but "Be open to our already existing oneness with everything," but there is no agreed terminology about spiritual practices.
I suggest that, in addition to rites and contemplation of symbols, the Riverfolk could practice "just sitting" meditation so the second earlier post to which I refer is Zen II.
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
And for Catholics the Mass is far more than a mere rite. It also signifies Christ becoming truly present under the accidents of the bread and wine after the consecration by a validly ordained priest.
Sean
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