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Old 22-02-2017, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by flippyfloppies
11. Also, if my intentions are not to live a life of solitude... If I want a family... Does this defeat Buddhism?
Well in that case you can skip about 80% of what would have to be answered to the rest of your questions. your questions actually cover several years of study if the answers should be complete.

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If my intent is not to become a Buddha then why am I Buddhist?
A question for yourself I guess.

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Originally Posted by flippyfloppies
What is the point of Buddhism if you're making the decision to remain wholly worldly?
Pastime, to have something to believe in, to socialize with other people equally interested, some people need ethical guidelines and try budddhism, etc etc.
But you don't have to become a buddhist if you are just looking for some inspiration as to meditation or philosophy, to try out something new
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