# The Colors And The Emptiness

The colors mean the material world. The emptiness means void but
with full of potentials. Like a point full of fields and energies.
In Buddhism, these are the same. Similar to homology and cohomology
corresponding.

In Hinduism, it was Om (Atman = Brahman). Since Buddhism denies
Atman and substitutes it with the emptiness, it has become like
that. In Hinduism, the material world is an illusion and Atman (the
true self) is the actual reality. In Buddhism, the material world
is an illusion and the emptiness is the actual reality. 

Since I'm not a Buddhist, I don't accept the doctrine itself. I
don't accept that the emptiness is the actual reality. I rather
accept them equally as the One and the All. And the harmony of them
is the most important.


Recently I have changed the interior design of my house. While
doing it, I have realized that materials (furnitures, things, &c.)
mean the One. Those mean order and reason. And the emptiness means
the All. It means changes and freedom.

The harmony and the relations between materials and the emptiness
are the most important in an interior design. How the emptiness
changes with the materials. Also how the emptiness emphasizes the
materials.

Similarily, in schedules the harmony between something-time and
nothing-time is the most important. You should intentionally make
nothing-time which doesn't have a purpose. But you also need
something-time which does have a purpose too. It is still important.
You should not dismiss that. And the harmony of them is the most
important in a schedule.