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Originally posted by Kapablanka
reply to post by ErgoTheConclusion
What if he felt obligated to spread his enlightened nature?
Originally posted by Kapablanka
How would we expect him to act? What would we expect him to do?
Originally posted by Kapablanka
reply to post by ErgoTheConclusion
What if he felt obligated to spread his enlightened nature?
Originally posted by YogaGinns
He may even pity us for the way we have become.
Originally posted by ErgoTheConclusion
Originally posted by YogaGinns
He may even pity us for the way we have become.
Why would he pity that which can't be anything but exactly what it is... and won't always remain exactly as it is?
Originally posted by intrepid
I think if Buddha was around today he would want to run away from a perverse, selfish, decadent society. He wouldn't. I wouldn't blame him though. That's his perspective. Society's? "Don't need any of your words you bald hippie. Get a job.... and a gun." That would be funny if it wasn't true.
Originally posted by DeReK DaRkLy
We are all Buddhas incarnate...
However, our ego-attachments do not allow us to recognize ourselves as such.
Originally posted by DeReK DaRkLy
We are all Buddhas incarnate...
However, our ego-attachments do not allow us to recognize ourselves as such.