Paradox Vajra When the context of basic space is known, things are seen for what they are: extant, but not real, appearing but not solid, separate, yet not-two, varied, yet no-different, defined, yet not bounded, out 'there', yet in 'here', void, yet full, vast, yet a single point, located, yet no 'where', objective, yet familarly subjective. This blissful, mysterious paradox: diamond tipped drilling eqiupment cutting through rock-hard notions of self, reality, appearance, existence. May 13, 2001 (2 of 2)