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Try the Aun Sentence Punctuator
Add ∿ to a sentence and see how it loosens rigid certainty, identity, separation, or authority while leaving the sentence usable.
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An Aun Grammar
Introducing a punctuation mark ∿ that means nonduality
Aun means not2 and is known by the symbol ∿ .
Take “I am happy!” That's a clear, direct claim.
Then, “I am happy?” That's more introspective, an inquiry.
Now: “I am ∿ happy.” Here, “I am” unravels. The claim that "I am" drops away. What’s left is “happy,"not bold or fixed, but a faint feeling, resting on nothing.
I hope you feel how ∿ changes the sentence. An Aun Grammar
Aun ∿ Meets A Pattern Language
A Consideration of Non-Separation as a Companion View
to Non-Separateness in Architecture
Jerry Katz
Something happened when I looked at the stars too long.
Or when the summer heat stretched forever.
Or when I asked,
“Why was I born?”
A glimpse into the seam of things.
Jerry Katz
A Siesta on the Bed
of Nothing-Ever-Happened-Ness
A book of original photographs
and aun writings
Jerry Katz
