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person · Don't believe everything you think · Veteran
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Re: Following Osho, Zen Buddhism and Being Rational
(Quote) In my understanding, its less about the type of life you lead right now, but about where that path will lead you in the end. The discipline of the path leads to real, lasting freedom. Often t… (View Post)
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Re: No Buddhist Quotes
(Quote) I'll challenge that a bit and say that its a good way to see if you like someone. I can think of family that don't make me particularly happy but I want good for them. The inverse, someone wh… (View Post)
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Re: Following Osho, Zen Buddhism and Being Rational
(Quote) Something for your reflection. I said you were lucky to have been raised in Osho's commune rather than David Koresh's and none of the abusive guru's I listed were Osho. So any imputation of t… (View Post)
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Re: Following Osho, Zen Buddhism and Being Rational
(Quote) I'd say you were lucky. What if your parents joined David Koresh instead? (Quote) In the TB examples I gave there really wasn't much of an examination either. I think people here are wise and… (View Post)2 -
Re: Following Osho, Zen Buddhism and Being Rational
What you're describing sounds like what Tibetan Buddhists consider guru devotion. They generally think of it as the swiftest and easiest path. There are great stories like Tilopa and Naropa or Milare… (View Post)2