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The new, user friendly (hence M’s)
solution to Siddhartha’s problem
The relative (i.e. home, a journey’s initial and end states, an analogue) can be identified but is empty, unreal, incomplete and uncertain, in a word, fuzzy, consequently sucks, i.e. it ain’t fun. So said Siddhartha before he ‘went forth into homelessness’. The (journey to the) absolute (i.e. the journey’s step ≈ quantum or digit) is real, full, complete, certain and consequently fun. But it can’t be found, identified. That also sucks. The solution, and which most ‘not challenged’ humans accomplish daily, and which is fun because it creates real identity (i.e. a true atta or self), is simple. Take your home on a journey! An alternate solution would be to become a Tibetan Buddhist follower, get morphed into a brainless, but peaceful Yak whose sole function is to provide meat and wool for ‘my beloved Rinpoche’.
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