In The Temple Of Science Are Many

The Buddha Takes No Position On Gods, He Suggests They May Exist Or They May Not, But Either Way You Can Live A Moral Life.

The Only Difference Between Causation And The Value Is That The Word "cause" Implies Absolute Certainty Whereas The Implied Meaning Of "value" Is One Of Preference. In Classical Science It Was Supposed That The World Always Works In Terms Of Absolute Certainty And That "cause" Is The More Appropriate Word To Describe It. But In Modern Quantum Physics All That Is Changed. Particles "prefer" To Do What They Do. An Individual Particle Is Not Absolutely Committed To One Predictable Behavior. What Appears To Be An Absolute Cause Is Just A Very Consistent Pattern Of Preferences.

What Is Seen Now So Much More Clearly Is That Although The Names Keep Changing And The Bodies Keep Changing, The Larger Pattern That Holds Us All Together Goes On And On.

Unless You're Fond Of Hollering You Don't Make Great Conversations On A Running Cycle. Instead You Spend Your Time Being Aware Of Things And Meditating On Them. On Sights And Sounds, On The Mood Of The Weather And Things Remembered, On The Machine And The Countryside You're In, Thinking About Things At Great Leisure And Length Without Being Hurried And Without Feeling You're Losing Time.

When Analytic Thought, The Knife, Is Applied To Experience, Something Is Always Killed In The Process.