Rick O'Shez
Irishman bouncing off walls
Interestingly, eternal paradise full of virgins was still free at that time.
So where can I sign up for that?
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Interestingly, eternal paradise full of virgins was still free at that time.
And it's Samsara for Spiny!So where can I sign up for that?
And it's Samsara for Spiny!
It the extinguishing of the "fiery craving" (I call it craving like a junkie) that messes with your ability to think clearly and messes with your will-power, just as addiction (attachment, clinging--just as fire clings to its fuel) and its cravings affect the minds of those who are addicted.In dharma, "extinction" does not mean or imply that one disappears without a trace, but instead involves the consciousness carrying on, albeit ever-changing.
So, what is that "one" which is left?In dharma, "extinction" does not mean or imply that one disappears without a trace
In a sense, there is not a "one" as something that is unchanging or standing alone, plus consciousness needs not a body, according to dharma. In my previous post, I used the word "one" but probably should have clarified that, which I have done on some other threads but not this one.So, what is that "one" which is left?
At parinirvana, when body disintegrates, there is no "one" left.
Do you know the story of Sāti, the Fisherman's Son?plus consciousness needs not a body, according to dharma.
No. Where can I find it?Do you know the story of Sāti, the Fisherman's Son?
You can find it here:No. Where can I find it?
Thanks, and I'll check it out later when I have more time.You can find it here:
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/mn/mn.038.than.html
It's quite long, but worth reading.
I heard the spiny version included a crown of thorns.Yes, it's true, Jesus was a Buddhist. This is all recorded in the lost suttas of the Spiny Nikaya.
Do you know the story of Sāti, the Fisherman's Son?
Is that true, or just an invention brought about by some obscure protestants from the back country who happened to have a Buddha incense burner ?