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Not sure if this is completely in line with your post but check out the two truths doctrine. Basically it says that there is a conventional truth of cause and effect, self, what have you, the world o…

there are many suttas you can find where the Buddha is explaining the different relms of exsistance. Each relm we are Born into we always have 2 things, a body of some sort, and consciousness. There …

Not really. How does one teach the Dharma without spreading it?

Hi everyone. I'm an atheist too. B5C's thread was closed, but as an atheist myself, I'd like to answer some of the questions from that thread. Just a heads up: an atheist is someone who doesn't belie…

Not really. I woulda loved to chill with the dude though. I don't even see him as a teacher. Just someone that pointed in a direction then left it up to me what to do.

Not very well. I get sucked into obsessive negative thoughts and it's all downhill from there.

Not very.

Not that hard to understand...it is a mathematical ratio found in nature...it also goes by the golden mean, divine proportion... you can YouTube it..IMO, God likes math!

We all have one, to some degree or another. I mean the reptile brain that resides within. These basic impulses, urges, and instincts. I feel that it is necessary to focus on them somewhat, and I shal…