Even the idea of freedom is attackable. Every concept has an opposite.
1:15|2018|core-teaching
notion to answer the question, but that's what I'm playing with, you know, asking the question, but if you leave it, answer, answer, it is fine, even before the notion of fine, but the minute you pick up an idea about it that idea can be attacked, usually I am free now, then the idea can be attacked, this freedom can be attacked, it will locate the next idea, like, oh, when I leave the room, and I'm not in your presence, all these ideas can come, but the empty of this notion of something, attaching something to is, what is just is, but if you attack something to it, even the idea of freedom, then it has an opposite context, therefore it is attackable, see, when making sense or nothing, if it is conceptual, it is always you, then it will always be under attack, because it is just a concept and every concept has an opposite, isn't it, but you do not seem to be any concept, in your naturalness right now,