There are many facets to emptiness. One is the fact that everything is impermanent, and therefore over as soon as it began, meaning no enduring essence can be found. However, I am more interested in another facet: that of fabrication. Every single experience is fabricated to some degree, and relies on that fabrication to even "appear as that thing". I think that is a good "handle on emptiness". What are some practical tips and ways of experiencing that might reinforce the realization that thinginess depends on fabrication? Especially focus on the direct sensory level, where it is not as appearant as on the grosser conceptual levels (it is very easy to see how 'car' is fabricated from a great many things, but less easy to see how a sound i just heard was dependent on fabrication) Do not include the following keywords: car, sound, realization, thing
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