The document discusses the source of colors in the world and questions how we perceive them. It argues that colors come from sunlight and are not inherent qualities of objects themselves. It asks a series of questions to encourage critical thinking about how colors are absorbed by the eye and represented in our minds, noting that colors can be associated with memories and nightmares without a physical source. The document suggests our understanding of color is confused and leaves the reader with more to consider.

1. Spectacular teaching of Lord Buddha – 7
colors of the world.
As youalready knowthatthe colorsof the worldare givenbythe colorsof a sun ray. That’swhyyou
have colorsin the world.The worldmeansthe collectionof 7colors& I thinkNOargumentregarding
thismatter.
How yousee as a color picture isjustbecause of colorsof a sunray so that you can see a coloredworld.
So,thinka bit now.
Can the worldbe a colorcollection?
Do the colors of thisworldpicture give youa coloredworldforyouto see?
Doesthe eye absorbcolor as a sun ray?
Do we say a sun ray to a color?
Do yousee the color as yourworld?
Do youhave a colorwhereveryouwatch& turn yourheadaround?
Doesthiscolor misguide youtosayas men,women&material?
Do youname the colorsas men,women&material?
Nowyouhave a listof questionsforyoutothinkof & answer.
I have one more thingto forwardto you as a question.
How doesa memorypicture obtaincolors?
How doesa nightmare obtaincolors?
Sometimesyourmindisconfusednow.Let’sstophere now &much to tell younext.
Thank you!