To give an analogy, a computer can run many programs, yet its kernel, the heart of the OS, is the same. It can even be thought of as the interface between machine and experience, between biology and experience, for us.
Truth? That depends on the question. The answers to many questions do not come in words but in experiences. Hence the fascination with things such as Zen koans, which make no sense unless you are inside having the experience.
I wanted to make it clear why I upvoted and make a comment on what appears to be a habit of yours that runs counter to it.
Truth? That depends on the question.
Brilliant! That's probably the most succinct, accurate and rational thing that any one of us have said on this post.
The answers to many questions do not come in words but in experiences. Hence the fascination with things such as Zen koans, which make no sense unless you are inside having the experience.
Why try to sound smart when what you've just said is actually really smart?
Boggles the mind.