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They have many virtues but they are not close to Liberation, Virtue does not necessarily equate with Enlightenment or Nirvana indeed these factors are prerequisites to these accomplishments but they … (View Post)
(Quote) I have little doubt that people like Gandhi and Mother Theresa were a lot more closer to liberation than a lot of other Buddhists who were following a "non-samsaric" path. Saying th… (View Post)
(Quote) In short, it could be said that ultimately he was seeking for a way to help other beings become enlightened so that they may escape the suffering of samsara. In the Theravada tradition, we ar… (View Post)
I think the following is worth considering: 1) According to both Theravada and Mahayana tradition, one does not attain the cessation of suffering in one lifetime, but rather we are to develop the per… (View Post)