Terms vs Isness - What's the difference?
terms | isness |
(philosophy, spirituality) The quality of being; existence as something.
* 1970 , Daisetz Teitar? Suzuki, Zen and Japanese culture, Volumes 0-9842
* 1978 , Charles B. Ketcham, A theology of encounter: the ontological ground for a new Christology
* 2004 , Richard H. Jones, Mysticism and morality: a new look at old questions
As nouns the difference between terms and isness
is that terms is while isness is (philosophy|spirituality) the quality of being; existence as something.isness
English
Noun
(-)- When I am in my isness , thoroughly purged of all intellectual sediments, I have my freedom in its primary sense.
- Isness always indicates identity of the other or another in an objective way.
- To be aware of knowing God is to know about God and the self — to be thinking in terms of entities — not to have the direct experience of the isness .
