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from Sanskrit to English: From the necro to the undead
lobster
Veteran
From another reanimated thread:
There is a group trying to translate a good amount of the discourses from Samskrit to English. There already some up if you are curious to see
Undead?
https://newbuddhist.com/discussion/16986/sutra-resourse-and-glossary-thread#latest
Am I curious?
No doubt ... 🤪
meanwhile ... I really enjoyed the BBC 3 part version 'Dracula'
Is Buddhism suitable for vampires? 🧛🏻♂️
No doubt ...
https://buddhism-for-vampires.com/
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Oh I dunno, vampires and the undead don’t really do it for me... it seems unhealthy to believe in such things. Although I am sure that some who enjoy the entertainment do so purely from a sense of fun.
It’s like the Netflix series Stranger Things, which I enjoyed for a while. Once the 80’s nostalgia wore off, the horror-lite kind of got old.
No Spoilers, @Lobster, still only just finished watching Epsilod 1...
Interesting though, to watch it alongside the documentary alongside it...
Watched the documentary too, very interesting.
There are monsters. Some of us may be part monster and parting humanity ...
Dukkha is monstrous. Ungodly.
No spoilers there ...
For other monsters try:
'Monster'
and 'Bombshell' with Charlize Theron about more real situations ...
“They don't like it up 'em!”
~ Vlad The Impala
https://en.uncyclopedia.co/wiki/Vlad_the_Impala
Interesting psychological twist st the end... I liked it. Hubby didn't.
Ah well... You can please some of the people all of the time...