Not so its well balancedOh, good grief. Feverish rhetoric with no substance.
sanjay
Not so its well balancedOh, good grief. Feverish rhetoric with no substance.
Oh, sure. Well balanced. Yes, indeed. Keep telling yourself that.Sanjay PS wrote:Not so its well balancedOh, good grief. Feverish rhetoric with no substance.
sanjay
So have you read them all?Nyana wrote:
And on a related note, the Pāli Tipiṭaka is a remarkable canon -- from the beginning of the Vinayapiṭaka to the end of the Abhidhammapiṭaka.
Things change Tilt , as you well know what you call no substance as of know , is also bound to change , nothing lost should not one accept it .tiltbillings wrote:Oh, sure. Well balanced. Yes, indeed. Keep telling yourself that.Sanjay PS wrote:Not so its well balancedOh, good grief. Feverish rhetoric with no substance.
sanjay
Sure.Sanjay PS wrote:
warmest regards and metta ,
sanjay
Honestly though, your posts in this thread come across as fanatical:Sanjay PS wrote:she doesnt accept it , its her problem
sanjay
evangelical:Sanjay PS wrote:Hence , i whole heartedly agree that atheism is a parasite trying to infect all that is wise and beneficial .
and new-agey:Sanjay PS wrote:Until the age of 28 i held this very unhealthy view , although the seed of Dhamma was very much there . After , the onset of right view and after readily understanding the Four Noble Truths , and doing Vipassana , did the mind very naturally come to understand ( also feel ) , beings below and beings above , however , to the extent they are as much unreal , as we are , since it is just the proclivity of mind that springs up various states of well-being and woe .
Sanjay PS wrote:With some understanding of Dhamma , one naturally comes to revere life , its sanctity , pure hearted beings , whether they belong to this religion or that religion , this plane or that plane , utterly poor and destitute or rich and powerful ; all that is recognized is the purity of heart .