Talk:Jijimuge
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Bad article refers to album but not to underlying concept
This refers to an album title, but not to the actual concept the title is coming from. Ji-Ji-Mu-Ge is a Japanese Zen key concept "...which means that between every thing-event (ji) and every other thing-event there is no (mu) barrier (ge). Each implies all, and all implies each." (Alan Watts).
There is a full lecture by Alan Watts describing the development from the 1st conscious state of Ji (conceiving the world as particles) to the 2nd of Ri (conceiving the world as a unity), to the 3rd Ri-Ji-Mu-Ge (between the unity and the particles there is no obstruction, i.e. conceiving the world both as a unity and as particulars), to the 4th and final Ji-Ji-Mu-Ge (between the particularities there is on obstruction). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9hvasrNqEU — Preceding unsigned comment added by 37.142.6.76 (talk) 17:42, 19 June 2018 (UTC)