The Buddha seemed to know the difficulty of conveying to the
The Buddha seemed to know a worry of conveying to a slow mind a Dharma he beheld that was exactly transcendent. Like in Wallace Steven's poem, The Man With a Blue Guitar, a Buddha could not play a transcendent balance in such a way that a ordinary mind could listen to it. He was singular by a tellurian instrument that he transcended, namely, a Five Aggregates of form, sensation, perception, volitional formations, as well as feeling consciousness. a successor of Bodhidharma.