Buddhist Sermonette (about what's real)

There is a Buddhist teaching called:

"The Two Truths",

(Which is the perfect subject for me to

sermonize about, ((this is a joke to

warm up the audience)) because there 

are two types of people: those that divide 

things into two types, and those that don't.

I guess you know which one I am now. 

((end of joke))), which is about relative and 

unltimate reality (truth). Relative reality 

(truth) is what we can know, and what we 

can do, meaning, all knowables. 

You can't know ultimate reality, it can't be

described, but, you can experience it. If 

you haven't experienced it, you take what's

knowable (relative reality), to be solid and 

real...absolutely existing...that is why 

we're always looking for something we think

is missing, or, as Chogyam Trungpa said:

"Relative truth says a lot and means very little.

Absolute truth says nothing at all"