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Something a teacher taught a while ago, which I might start using more deliberately to interrogate my thinking. I thought I would tweet it on the off change that I get any interesting/helpful comments back re: questioning signifiers. (Comments/suggestions welcome, as always)
”When someone repeatedly uses a word/phrase as a signifier it’s probably helpful to question that term, and look at our reaction to the usage. What do I/they mean?” • what do I think x means? • what do I associate x with? • how are they using x? • idiosyncratic? technical?
Meditation eg/s:
• I know a dzogchenpa who uses ‘Truth’ in a way unlike my associations with the word. Took me ages to look at that, notice how it changed my perception of what they said.
• Shinzen refers to The Source. I’m still not sure what he means.
• ‘Awakening’ 
Sometimes this opens up new avenues of thought, sometimes it clarifies an argument or makes it seem obviously stupid, sometimes you notice that a term is being used as in-group code to gloss over specifics or areas of tension/dissonance (eg: ‘problematic’).
Anti-intellectualism is antithetical to my desired direction and invokes a peculiar sense of antipathy.
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