How Can You Help Me With Enlightenment If It Can't Be Explained Though Words?

[Tim Green]

Maybe it's hard for you to learn from someone else. But can you look where someone is pointing? Words cannot describe it. But words can point to it. Once you get a glimpse then the need for words is gone.

[vizual]

It's like learning to walk a tightrope. How can a professional tightrope walker explain to you how he does it? If he explains how he does it probably does not make much sense to you. He can only give you small tips and tricks that may, or may not, help you on the journey. But eventually you still have to walk that rope yourself. Even if you perfectly pinpointed which muscle at what time the tightrope walker moved to balance himself, that still would not help you much in doing it yourself. You still have to experience the art of tightrope walking yourself.

 

[charlie2dogs]

On 2/26/2016 at 7:13 AM, Parki said:

Let's take a dogma before we dig in.

You can't help me become enlightened by talking to me.

Let's say that it's not your bad.
I just have complete disability to learn anything from others.
Hence I have to discover every thing by myself.

The core:

How can you speed up the learning process as much as humanly possible without teaching me anything?

Enlightenment looks like a thing which I can't learn from others,
but at another hand I want to speed up the process.

you said: How can you speed up the learning process as much as humanly possible without teaching me anything?

Find the real part of yourself and experience it as much as you can.