Buddhist Rehabilitation
  Re-enabling glitched systems
    Unsteady
  →  Steady  = 
  Ready 
    The Buddhist
  Rehabilitation means, all 84000 of them, serve only one purpose, namely, to
  return or advance an unsteady, therefore unstable to stasis.   An unsteady
  system is not @-rest. Not-@-rest it is unstable, uncertain, incomplete,
  further experienced as being alive and real. It self-signals its unsteadiness
  etc. in the high level communications medium (or language) of the various
  feelings of discomfort (read: suffering (Pali: dukkha).   The ancient
  Buddhist metaphor for @-rest was Nirvana. The ancient
  Buddhist metaphor for not-@rest was Samsara.    Nirvana was
  the deathless, because steady (i.e. unperturbed, hence ‘On Stand-by’)) state
  experienced as (the state of) pure (because random) potential and whose
  qualities were certainty, completion, stillness, perfection, God (so Meister
  Eckhart), Brahman (so Vedanta) and so on.    Samsara was
  the life → death (Pali: mata, later mara (i.e. ‘the Evil One’)) process
  was experienced uncomfortably as perturbed, unsteady, hence impure,
  incomplete, uncertain etc.,. Samsara, in the Old Buddhist view, was expended
  (or wasted) pure potential made impure.   The response
  to ever changing, arising and ceasing, incomplete, uncertain and chaotic
  Samsara was, in the Buddhist (half) view, suffering (i.e. the various
  intensities of discomfort).   The task
  (hence logic) of Buddhist Rehab was, consequently, returning (or advancing)
  an unsteady, hence suffering unsteady state to steadiness (certainty,
  completeness, and full, unexpressed potential).   Unsteady →  Steady → Ready (as pure potential)   In everyday
  terms, Buddhist ‘meditation’ serves to steady a system, i.e. to relax, indeed
  to reduce dis’stress, thereby reducing the response to dis’tress, namely the
  various intensities of discomfort.   As the Sakya
  Buddha demonstrated during his approach to and attainment of samma-sambodhi,
  then awakening, then enlightenment, then bliss and, finally, nirvana,
  Buddhist Rehab is only half of a whole process.   The whole
  process of returning to steadiness and full awakening (understand: arousal)
  happens like this:   Unsteady →  Steady → Ready →
  ║ Contact
    More
  completely described:    Big BANG ↓   Unsteady →  Steady → Ready → ║← Ready
  ← Steady ← Unsteady Contact
  ↓ Awakening
  ↓ Enlightenment
  ↓ Bliss
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