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Can Buddhism studies be certified ?
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Never in my intention to find "a" teacher as I can learned from all sources , why shall I limits myself learning say even directly from Dalai Lama himself ?
Many living or non-living have Buddha in it , good energy that to me closer to purity . For example , a pen helps human to record , helps my daughter to study -a selfless act , a tree -give selter to many animal , never kill for food , use our waste CO2 and change it into 02 for us and them , never require more space like us is good energy shown by them , so is all learning source in Buddhism not only listening to monks talk
Look, if you think you are sooo pure or you can become pure by yourself then you don't need a teacher because that's enough. Live life and be happy...
Otherwise find a good teacher and he will show you all your mistakes...Internet won't tell you about you...You just thrashing yourself with all these mixed information.
But if I accepted them same and equal to me that they can show me Buddha I surely can learn from them regardless whether they "dead" or "alive"....is only the good energy from them that I wish to know not their physical or looks . You seems very confident of your remarks & your believe in your teacher so let it be . I had said in many site , in many forum " I am full of rubbish" and I know I am full of rubbish never will never be pure in this life or whenever I have a life .
Thks for your advice .
you very welcome!
I can definitely confirm you are our former member CSEe.
http://newbuddhist.com/discussion/8947/karma-in-my-perception/#Item_60
We've all gone through this time and again with you. You were unwilling to understand and accept our points then, and you are still unwilling to do so now.
I guess I'm calling you out on your stubbornness and taking myself out of any picture with you in it until and unless you are willing to open up and
1. Read something related to Buddhism
2. Take yourself down a peg and go attend some teachings
3. Learn to see the wisdom in the teachings and not concentrate on the teacher.
Good luck.
Why cant you Mr Dorje share your awareness with me regardless whether I have a teacher or not or whether I am CSEe or goshiki......I am learning from the content not the cover of the book....
Why dont we play a game , lets share our awareness by discussing Buddhism topic of what you have learned , of what you know and by what I currently aware off and try to learn from each other.......that is what I want is to learn.....perhaps you are a monk right , stop acting like policeman and try to instruct...in Buddhism we are free to act , free to think , free to imagine as long as we are aware of our intention ok sir...again letsfocus on the issue not my personal "shortcoming" or affair ok.....
His Holyness was given that title. That doctorate was given, not claimed. It's true that you cannot share awareness and therefore teach awareness directly. However, you can teach a path to acquire this awareness. You can teach the knowledge of how to attain awareness.
So the process is like this: student recognizes a master(someone you feel has something to teach) , master teaches student all he knows, master recognizes student as having acquired his knowledge, declares student as new master, repeat.
Buddhism is also more than awareness; it's wisdom and compassion. It's knowledge and love.
My biggest question to you is: are you completely/endlessly happy? If so, great. If not, your current ideas of reality are lacking or faulty in some regarrd
My posts are completely on topic to the original post. You've become defensive. Relax.
So should you tell others " dont call me master or I have am also have to call you master" ????
"teacher" perhaps in many case like "stage foreman" preparing the stage for the singer but he should never be on stage......so when you go to concert , do you ask who prepare the stage ???
Monk , "teacher" even Mr Siddharta is NOT IMPORTANT in searching ownself Buddha is only what we can learn from them same way we can learn from other living or non-living . To regard Dalai Lama is core in learning Buddhism is dis-respect to other living even to non-living .
Nothing constructive would come of that because that's not how we operate.
Without your Mr Siddharta you will never know what a Buddha is.
If you lost your way in Malaysia and I not sure where you are how can I direct you right , I must be very sure of your destination before I could lead you .
In Buddhism , even Mr Siddharta is not in purity yet so how can he direct you ? Moreover there are trillions of road to your destination how can I so sure to tell you my path is the easiest or short cut ?
as a human I must not accept thing that not belong to me , in Buddhism NOTHING is attached or owned by me .
In Buddhism, we assume he was completely pure (the Awakened One) because we saw his wisdom. He provided countless unique paths to many people. However, we could not remember all the paths. So we took the most basic parts and recorded those.
If you do not think he reached enlightenment then we aren't even arguing Buddhism. We are arguing a different religion that only you know about.
The reason nobody can see eye-to-eye is because it is a completely different belief system you have going on. I would have to suggest also learning more about our beliefs as well. Maybe we can all then have a constructive discussion.
Thks
I still cannot "accept" Mr Siddharta created any system or there are system in Buddhism ever .
Buddhism is about knowing own self awareness by being awake so is impossible to have "a system" or guideline infact I really trying hard to learn your view ...
If my view is agreed by you and your view is same as me that is perhaps in politics .....we should learn from our differences , learn from our debate , is only wrong if we defended our views blindly without trying to learn from others.....is only wrong if we regard our views is greater than others or must be right.....lets know and learn our differences shall we.....
You want to learn about Buddhism, but believe it cannot be taught. You don't believe in teachers, or that anyone can teach anything, yet you are here expounding about how you want to learn. You don't want to be judged, yet you are constantly chiding others for judging you for the posts you keep posting here. And this is all simple fact - no judgment, just stating the facts.
May I ask, given all of the above information, which seems to contain many paradoxes, why do you continue posting here, especially if you believe that Buddhism cannot be taught? Are you maybe trying to convince everyone else that you are correct, and we are all misled? Again, I am not judging, just asking. If that is your belief, than might it not be better to go sit under the Boddhi tree as the Buddha did instead of posting here all the time? Not judging, not critiquing, just asking.
Kwan Kev
In college, I learned about something called "circular reasoning," and something tells me that this whole discussion is filled with it. I guess the answer is no - I don't got it. In any case, it seems that I am missing the point here, and I will leave you and goshiki to your discussion of how the Dalai Lama is overrated and how much you both like fish! haha
Kwan Kev
Gee.. I can't believe you take my response seriously. Lol
I was only pretending to be goshiki.
Guess it wasn't funny lol:)
Or else you get a bunch of people on the internet claiming they know more than others and parroting "metaphysics" they learnt from books.