'taming the mind' , page-83

yep,
you could just simply say that nothing exists
not even buddhism or the buddha

but as long as there is a subjected conceptual self and the experience of suffering, and birthing - kamma, then there is effectively a soul - a continuum of the habitual

james brown may indeed have no soul, but conventionally speaking it's obviously real enough, despite having no actual substance

just because a bike isn't real doesn't mean that it can't be ridden

this is where words fail, and the sound of one hand clapping comes into play.

a lot of talk is about things that are not currently relevant
leading to perpetuation of gross ignorance and cyclic entrapment

although a stumbling block may not actually exist, it would be wise to pay it some attention if you keep tripping up on it
sweep the non-existant rocks of the non-existant path