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Mooji and the Sound of Wood Chopping
Sun, 11/07/2010 - 23:25 — rchurch
Mooji speaks.
He speaks. As he speaks there is a repeated chopping sound in the background. We can't see what it is, but it sounds like the chopping of wood, so we will call it the sound of wood chopping.
THWACK, THWACK, THWACK, ...
Annoying, isn't it? Irritating, intruding into the conversation, distracting our attention. Why doesn't Mooji say - "someone stop that noise - whatever it is can wait!!"? After all it is Mooji, HE is Mooji.
He continues his message, the sound goes on.
Where is the sound heard?
Where is the sound located?
Where is the irritation at the sound located?
Where are both the sound and the irritation at its presence located?
Is it in the video, or in the hearer?
Who experiences that irritation?
Who witnesses the experience of that irritation?
Where is the origin of the sound as an object of perception?
Who hears it?
Whose hearing brings it into existence as an object in the world?
Who hears Mooji throughout that distracting sound?
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