Buddhism cannot be discussed openly?
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**wondering where is the Buddhist here who said that the forum here is to teach people Buddhism**
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Originally posted by casino_king:
Where I disagree with you is that tolerance must be practised. Tolerance is not something that you make an effort to have. They have it. And people who does not have it should seriously consider whether they are who thay think that they are... disciples, followers, converts... of their own religions or simply doing what everybody does in their churches and temples and believing what the people in their religions believe.
Can learn to be tolerance...
Mindset can be changed....
This forum is more for exchanging of idea and informations bah... from my point ot view -
Originally posted by Isis:
What I am trying to say is that if they are really converts of their Faiths, they will automatically be tolerant. If they are not, then they should question if their conversion is real. That they should continue to seek and not assume that they have found and are now trying to help others (force their beliefs down people's throat.)
[b]Originally posted by casino_king:
Where I disagree with you is that tolerance must be practised. Tolerance is not something that you make an effort to have. They have it. And people who does not have it should seriously consider whether they are who thay think that they are... disciples, followers, converts... of their own religions or simply doing what everybody does in their churches and temples and believing what the people in their religions believe.
Can learn to be tolerance...
Mindset can be changed....
This forum is more for exchanging of idea and informations bah... from my point ot view[/b]
OK exchanging ideas and info... what do you undestand is "still the mind?" -
No lar me 30 liao...btw wat make u think i'm 15Originally posted by laoda99:u got married? tot u 15?
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This forum is for discussions, and if you seriously want to learn the dharma I suggest you start attending dharma classes/reading dharma books.Originally posted by casino_king:**wondering where is the Buddhist here who said that the forum here is to teach people Buddhism**
As neutral onliner mentioned, a dharma lesson is much more worthy than all of our words. -
With the www at our disposal, and our ability to read english words, I would think that most would have known what the teachings are.Originally posted by An Eternal Now:This forum is for discussions, and if you seriously want to learn the dharma I suggest you start attending dharma classes/reading dharma books.
As neutral onliner mentioned, a dharma lesson is much more worthy than all of our words.
Problem is, there are very different teachings although they all claim to be Buddhists. Secondly, it is useful to known what exactly Buddhist experience in their pratice.
For example, I asked surfer why he uses his feelings and what was his understanding between intuition and delusion.
Now I am trying to see what Budhhist here undestand by "still" the mind and I cannot seem to get any answers.
Of course I can read from the www and that is "to stop the mind" from forming new attachments... so it certainly needs more discussions. -
discuss wf the 'professional' buddhists lorOriginally posted by casino_king:With the www at our disposal, and our ability to read english words, I would think that most would have known what the teachings are.
Problem is, there are very different teachings although they all claim to be Buddhists. Secondly, it is useful to known what exactly Buddhist experience in their pratice.
For example, I asked surfer why he uses his feelings and what was his understanding between intuition and delusion.
Now I am trying to see what Budhhist here undestand by "still" the mind and I cannot seem to get any answers.
Of course I can read from the www and that is "to stop the mind" from forming new attachments... so it certainly needs more discussions.
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I have started a new thread:Click here on Stilling the MindOriginally posted by neutral_onliner:discuss wf the 'professional' buddhists lor
What happened to the "You can learn Buddhism by yourself" way of thinking?