Sorry Manapa - did I miss that pdf?Manapa wrote:Hi Pererin
here is a pdf of mindfulness in plain english may be cheeper to just print or go to a self publish site (Lulu.com)than to order it?
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Sorry Manapa - did I miss that pdf?Manapa wrote:Hi Pererin
here is a pdf of mindfulness in plain english may be cheeper to just print or go to a self publish site (Lulu.com)than to order it?
How about "someone who not read any Suttas yet"?Element wrote:For me, the term "beginner" is vague, subjective but most of all, extremely dangerous.
Yes, but there appear to be some different opinions on what is essential...Element wrote: If one studies certain Buddhist subjects & considers them essential then one will always remain a "beginner" because one will have never actually started.
There are Suttas on those subjects in Chapters VII to IX of "In the Buddha's Words".Element wrote:When I first learned Dhamma, as a beginner, I was taught about the sense bases and about how feeling, cravings (greed, hatred & delusion), attachment, self-view & suffering arose from sense contact and of course, how these things that generate suffering can be controlled and ended.
I don't think the board's software allows the uploading of pdf files. But the book can be downloaded here:Manapa wrote:here is a pdf of mindfulness in plain english
Please do not 'regret' Mark.pererin wrote:I regret any unskilful use of language on my part, but I knew of no other word I should use in its place.