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  1. mahasattva
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    What is the Buddhist philosophy on...

    cont... To speak of discovering the true entity "behind" phenomena might give the impression that the Law exists somewhere apart from the...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jul 14, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  2. mahasattva
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    What is the Buddhist philosophy on...

    Our buddhist practice and faith are not separate from daily life.The essence of faith is how we should live our lives according to the principles...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jul 14, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  3. mahasattva
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    Nichiren Buddhism: Introduction To Meditation Practice

    Meditation is a practice that Buddhist students use to alter our mental state in a positive manner. It also helps us to develop clear perception,...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jul 5, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  4. mahasattva
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    A thought on Shambala

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    Post by: mahasattva, Jul 5, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  5. mahasattva
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    A thought on Shambala

    We'll, one way that Buddhism explains life is through a concept known as "the ten worlds." These are ten states or conditions of life that we...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jul 3, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  6. mahasattva
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    Do you really want it?

    I agree. Contemplation or meditation for its own sake is absurd. In the Vimalakirti Sutra, Shakyamuni clearly explains that true meditation is not...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jul 1, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  7. mahasattva
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    What Buddhist sect does your beliefs/practices tend to agree with the most?

    Perhaps, that Great Teaching, the supreme Buddhist principle, is none other than the exposition of the teaching as stated above{click-->}: Three...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 30, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  8. mahasattva
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    What Buddhist sect does your beliefs/practices tend to agree with the most?

    The Gohonzon (which means "focus of devotion") which Nichiren identified at times as the Eternal Buddha[The Buddha of Nam Myoho Renge kyo] and at...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 18, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  9. mahasattva
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    What Buddhist sect does your beliefs/practices tend to agree with the most?

    cont.. The Four Teachings by Method - The Sudden Method - the Buddha teaches directly from his own awakening without any preliminaries. This...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 18, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  10. mahasattva
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    What Buddhist sect does your beliefs/practices tend to agree with the most?

    For me, I would rather say that Tientai's or Chi-i explanation, which is the cornerstone of Nichiren Buddhism, expounded more fully and...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 18, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  11. mahasattva
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    i want to convert to buddhism, in a sense

    That is partly true. Perhaps, the starting point of the appearance of Shakyamuni was to challenged in the midst of India's traditional religion...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 12, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  12. mahasattva
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    Near Death Experiences

    "All that I preach is true and not false..... " ....Why do I do this? The Thus Come One perceives the true aspect of the threefold world exactly...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 10, 2004 in forum: Philosophy and Religion
  13. mahasattva
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    Muslims... Come Join this thread!

    How about Buddhism and other Eastern religions or Philosophy which is in different fashion of religious traditional beliefs?Do they included in...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 10, 2004 in forum: Islam
  14. mahasattva
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    i want to convert to buddhism, in a sense

    As i said, when the Buddha preaches to his listeners(depending upon the capacity or level of understanding of his audience), he did not totally...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 8, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  15. mahasattva
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    i want to convert to buddhism, in a sense

    Dharmakaya or buddha-nature Brahma or God may the same but has different from the usual understanding. The first is that I use the Buddhist...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 8, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  16. mahasattva
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    i want to convert to buddhism, in a sense

    Although, the buddha influenced some concepts in the Upanishadic philosophy in expounding his doctrines,however, there are at times that he need...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 8, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  17. mahasattva
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    i want to convert to buddhism, in a sense

    Essentially it is this: Buddhists do not believe in a personal creator God. The idea that a supreme being made everything which consequently makes...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 7, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
  18. mahasattva
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    How to get to the afterlife

    Broadly speaking, there are two schools of thought. One postulates that some form of consciousness continues after death. The other holds that all...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 7, 2004 in forum: Philosophy and Religion
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    How to get to the afterlife

    To learn about death is to learn how to live. Once in a philosophy exam, the French philosopher Alain postulated the following situation, 'A young...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 7, 2004 in forum: Philosophy and Religion
  20. mahasattva
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    i want to convert to buddhism, in a sense

    We'll, the word Hindu is not a religious word. It is secular in origin. It is derived from the word Sindhu, which is the name of a major river...
    Post by: mahasattva, Jun 6, 2004 in forum: Buddhism
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