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I've been reading the Abhidharma Pitaka and I've come across the 52 mental factors. In the section that am in I read what was translated as "unwholesome universals".
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I've been reading more and more about mindfulness. I've been trying to practice it. Jon Kabat-Zinn's words have really galvanized me to make it an important part of my life. Partially because he made…
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I was listening to this thing called the Law of One the other day, it's pretty worth reading up on I would say. Even assuming it's a hoax (Which is the right thing to assume of any incredible claim t…
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Perhaps we have now spent enough time criticising the way in which Idontlikemylife expressed his views and it is time to consider the content, and to do so within the philosophical context of a Buddh…
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1. No religious background
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1. You should have no friends and no enemies, but all should be regarded as though they were your mother. Fairly frequent teaching in what I've been studying.
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1: You're only responsible for your own actions. We should never kill or cause to be killed. If someone else kills, that's their bad karma.
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How do you think a Buddhist would respond to the following moral dilemmas:
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