The hell realm of spiritual purity - Discussion
The hell realm of spiritual purity
fivebells , modified 12 Years ago at 7/27/12 12:08 AM
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The hell realm of spiritual purity
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Whether AF, conventional Buddhism, or something else, we come to these practices seeking some kind of peace. Arguing volumes over a question like which practice leads to the better enlightenment is incredibly ironic.
To speak of dharma from some place other than the concentration and insight you've developed through practice is like openly drinking a bottle of vodka at an alcoholics anonymous meeting.
To speak of dharma from some place other than the concentration and insight you've developed through practice is like openly drinking a bottle of vodka at an alcoholics anonymous meeting.
m m a, modified 12 Years ago at 7/27/12 7:37 AM
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RE: The hell realm of spiritual purity
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RE: The hell realm of spiritual purity
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RE: The hell realm of spiritual purity
Posts: 1199 Join Date: 11/12/10 Recent PostsFivebells:
Whether AF, conventional Buddhism, or something else, we come to these practices seeking some kind of peace. Arguing volumes over a question like which practice leads to the better enlightenment is incredibly ironic.
Nicely said!
MMA:
when we open our mouths, it is filled with dharma
While I agree with your point here, a lot of people's mouths are filled with diarrhea which they'll zealously excrete over anyone looking for a spiritual "Cleveland Steamer" to make them happier.