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14-02-2014, 06:48 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: malaysia
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Originally Posted by running
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Your idea or the Buddhist idea of being emotionless is a religion in itself. From reading your posts what you have done in my opinion is create a religion out of it. Never met a master whom had no emotions.
On your defense being full of bliss makes emotions come and go like the wind. The real thing based on what I have seen is things don't stick. Trying or thinking being spiritual is not having emotions i would suspect would create conflict from denial.
Living care free is an easy way for emotions to not stick. Not taking things to seriously. Not being overly attached to things. And so on.
The bottom line is in the awakening of ones kundalini. Things happen naturally and unique to the individual from my experience. Emotions can poor through or not and you can't stuffer like you did before. Its impossible. And isn't that the whole point. To be happy! To not be chained down by suffering.
If one is happy one is not suffering. Everything about it being this way or that is a religion. It has to be because its based on an ideology. Again the whole point in it all is what? To be free from suffering. To be happy. Its quite an ego to think that it is based on any ideology. Buddhism is an egoic trap if the ideas of how it is to be are as important or more important than what the goal was initially meant to be. To be happy! To not be held down by suffering
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Thanks for sharring your view , to me life is beyond understanding and is not limited to finding joy ...as in my current view , joy or sorrow is same , from the same source of emotions ......perhaps "wanting" to be happy is the emotions that causing suffering and joy , and in my current view Buddhism is the process freedom of the desire not the effects of the desire..............
I currently cant find any reason to agree with you that " free of suffering" is the aim of life ........I wish to debate with you further on this if you interesed ......because as I currently understanding in Buddhism , happy or sad is the same and equal emotions....
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