Commentary on Verse 3 of the “Xin Xin Ming”
How Can We Squeeze More into What Already Is?
Our physical and mental landscapes are complete — There are no empty spaces.
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There is only what is, always full and complete. There is nothing more and nothing less than this.
The apparent you, choosing stories of love and hate, veils the truth, and the oneness of this remains unseen.
— Xin Xin Ming, verse 3
Infinite, Full, and Complete
The field of our experience is always full and complete. In fact, it is infinite in its fullness, which is apparent if we investigate its details. (For example, how many “things” can you discern with your senses right now?)
When we look with our eyes, listen with our ears, or use any of our other senses, there are no gaps in what we perceive. There are no holes or spaces of nothingness. No matter how close we look, listen, and sense, there is always “something there” — although in our laziness, we may…
