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Zen is a school of Mahayana Buddhism.
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Zen is a school of Mahayana Buddhism.
So you failed at Zen!!!Do a bit more investigation dear. Matter of fact, my very first "real" theology was Zen, and then, I switched over to Tao.
So you failed at Zen!!!
zen is so 1980s...the tao.. is like so now
The uncarved block is the best way to be.
The oddest form I encountered was Shin Buddhism. The nembutsu-only practice is often taken as a Buddhist form of Christianity. Because of what they believed to be a deterioration of mankind's ability to listen to and practice the Buddha-Dharma, that it deteriorates over time, it therefore becomes ineffective bringing people to Buddhahood. They therefore came up with what many consider "The Easy Path". By iterating certain words one can attain passage to a paradise or a "Pure Land" created by Sukiyama Buddha to allow regular people to attain paradise without enlightenment. If one is dedicated to this belief one is guaranteed admission to the "Pure Land". It is a salvation of sorts, obtained through the sacrifice of another.Yes. Buddhism spread throughout Asia. There are numerous forum of Buddhism.
They all share some of the basics.
So it's kind of like the fast food McDaniels of BuddhaismBy iterating certain words one can attain passage to a paradise or a "Pure Land" created by Sukiyama Buddha to allow regular people to attain paradise without enlightenment.
Yes, created through the sacrifice of Sukiyama Buddha.So it's kind of like the fast food McDaniels of Buddhaism
What was the sacrifice? No fries with that??Yes, created through the sacrifice of Sukiyama Buddha.
Actually, I don't know. I'm going by memory here. I probably spelled Sukiyama wrong too, but you get the basic gist.What was the sacrifice? No fries with that??
Q: How do you describe a schizophrenic Zen Buddhist?
A: A man who is at two with the universe
Q: How do you describe a schizophrenic Zen Buddhist?
A: A man who is at two with the universe
What you describe is pantheism, the universe itself makes up God. However Amida Buddha, while being that, is still more. The whole is larger than the sum of its components.Yet again, you don't understand what you're talking about.
God is ONE, and therefore we can ALL be one. What the fuck do you think enlighenment is about? Jews refer to it in the Torah, when they tell you that enlightenment is part of the Shkina, which is God Himself revealing to you a small part of the puzzle.
The question is, what do you do with it once you've attained it?
Do a bit more investigation dear. Matter of fact, my very first "real" theology was Zen, and then, I switched over to Tao.
And.....like I've said before........
Looking at the moon and contemplating thought (Einstein did that by the way), and learning how that philosophy works, well.......after you learn it reasonably well, you now have a compass that will point directly to the truth.