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Re: In regards to your study or practice, do you ever wonder, "What's the point?"
Perhaps wondering to yourself 'what in the heck am I doing this for?' is a thought stream of valid questioning, rather than an interference? It could be interpreted (at least) two ways . . . what a d… (View Post)
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Re: In regards to your study or practice, do you ever wonder, "What's the point?"
(Quote) It's an understandable question, it wouldn't come up unless an answer was needed. The answer may be 'shut up and get back on the cushion'. It might be something else, or even an idea trying t… (View Post)
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Re: As a "Buddhist", would you donate your body to science?
(Quote) All good points . . . of the hip, I guess the person who makes those decisions MAKES them into CHOICES for the rest of us when they identify the regions where 'autism genes' reside and can gi… (View Post)1 -
Re: As a "Buddhist", would you donate your body to science?
@Dhammadragon said: (Quote) If that's what genetic modification is used for, some idea of perfection, then I totally disagree with it, too. That is a false ideal, it's irrelevant and harmful in so ma… (View Post)1 -
Re: The Longer One Studies The Dharma The Better One Becomes At Putting It Into Practice ?
The longer we do anything, the better we get at doing it. If you begin your study of Dharma with a raft of preconceived notions about 'what Dharma should be', you'll only see bits and shreds here and… (View Post)
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