Photos Ajaan Mun พระอาจารย์มั่น
Author : Acariya Maha Boowa
Translator : Bhikkhu Thanissaro
Pages : 146
2nd Edition : 1996
ISBN : 974-94962-2-1
File Format : PDF
File Size : 3.51 MB
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“People often say that the way Buddhism teaches constantly about the suffering of living beings is unpleasant to them and makes them so depressed that they get no joy out of listening to the Dhamma. They feel as if the sufferings and discontentment being talked about are joining forces with the sufferings and discontentment already inside them, making them despondent and sad. If that weren’t enough, the basic principles of the Buddha’s teach- ing - the four Noble Truths - start out with suffering as their primary theme, since that’s what the religion teaches about far more than anything else. When people say things like this, it shows that they haven’t had enough training in the religion to understand its true aims. The fact that Buddhism teaches about suffering is completely in line with the way things are. It is in keeping with the name ‘Noble Truths’. These truths are the religion’s basic principles. They’re true. The Buddha was a person who truly knew. This is why he was able to point out the lacks and deficiencies in living beings - for the sufferings we experience all have deficiencies as their basic cause.”
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Translator : Bhikkhu Thanissaro
Pages : 146
2nd Edition : 1996
ISBN : 974-94962-2-1
File Format : PDF
File Size : 3.51 MB
Download Book And Read Online
http://www.forestdhammabooks.com/index.php?page=View&book=1&file=book/6/html/index.html
“People often say that the way Buddhism teaches constantly about the suffering of living beings is unpleasant to them and makes them so depressed that they get no joy out of listening to the Dhamma. They feel as if the sufferings and discontentment being talked about are joining forces with the sufferings and discontentment already inside them, making them despondent and sad. If that weren’t enough, the basic principles of the Buddha’s teach- ing - the four Noble Truths - start out with suffering as their primary theme, since that’s what the religion teaches about far more than anything else. When people say things like this, it shows that they haven’t had enough training in the religion to understand its true aims. The fact that Buddhism teaches about suffering is completely in line with the way things are. It is in keeping with the name ‘Noble Truths’. These truths are the religion’s basic principles. They’re true. The Buddha was a person who truly knew. This is why he was able to point out the lacks and deficiencies in living beings - for the sufferings we experience all have deficiencies as their basic cause.”
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