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What is your right Livelihood?

BeachHouseGuyBeachHouseGuy
edited July 2011 in Buddhism Basics
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  • JeffreyJeffrey Veteran
    Make doctor and therapy appointments. Flexibility and giving benefit of doubt to family. Keeping open minded but advocating for self. Give beer brewing knowledge and discuss buddhism. Collect disability check and spend it on meds, bills, rent. Treat people in business with a smile and easy demeanor.

    Mine isn't the white picket fence, but it is right deliberate and reflective.
  • goshikigoshiki
    In Buddism , my current awareness is there is no "right livehood" or "wrong livehood" as all of us in our own journey to purity . Even if I am in "wrong livehood" I will learned from that experience /change it sooner or later .
    I guess for now "good livehood" of sharing love to all is in my opinion is in higher awareness and closer to purity .
    Live to learn to be pure , not teach others to be pure . Do whatever as long as we are aware of our action .
  • goshikigoshiki
    As long as human still want to "own" others human like in lovers "you belong to me and I belong to you " , feel ownership of other human / animal / things like my daughter is "belong" to me , my wife is belong to me , my car is belong to me , my body is belong to me than this kind of livehood is SUFFERING .
    In Buddha , there is nothing attached to us , no livehood or even "our" body . If there is something there it must be pollutant .
  • NOTaGangstaNOTaGangsta
    Don't be a Gangsta!
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