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Re: escapism
Hi,
> I shall say no more other than I strongly contend with your idea that
> Buddhism teaches the way to enlightment is through giving in to desire...
Um... I never said any such thing. In fact, I said just the opposite. Here's
what I said:
> > Whole religions (buddhism in particular) are based in *precisely* the idea
> > that to deny our impulses is the way to enlightenment, the purpose of being
> > human. Mouse is turning all this on its head.
Please read what I actually wrote before castigating me. I get in enough
trouble for things I *do* say without getting harangued for things I *didn't*
say. :-)
Dayenu,
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"In order to attain the impossible, one must attempt the absurd" - Miguel de Unamuno
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References:
- Re: escapism
- From: "ryan richards" <randomricky at hotmail_com>