Dr Dosti Regmi Blog

Derrida's deconstruction, Buddha's dependent co-arising, and Tao's yin-yang: Cause, condition, and context. -Dosti Regmi Language has flaws. We have seen words break things in our lives when they carried meanings we did not intend to express. When we have a dispute, the grudges we hold will be over certain words or phrases that were used. Noble Silence is Budha's advice for word-weariness. They say, "Speak only when your words can improve on your silence." We are often misunderstood and we cannot mend the word inflicted wounds. Words are fatal. They inflict violence upon the truth we hold. Words and bullets cannot be reversed they say. But words often fail to hit our targets. The essence is missed in the translation of meanings to words in the sender's part and words to meanings in the receiver's side. Buddha says there is no essence irrespective of the cause and conditions. Another flaw that logocentrism carries is the binary view of the world.  Good ...

बिदाको दिन, दिउसो को समय। एउटा आलस्य छाएको छ। यो आलस्य रहस्यमय छ। गतिशील समयले टक्क उभिएको अभिनय जो गरेको छ।