Materialistic happiness

[kralaro]

Chaitanya became elated when he was cursed that he'll never experience materialistic happiness.

Buddha said something like "It's a happiness to be afraid of".

[sky]

Originally Posted by kralaro

Chaitanya became elated when he was cursed that he'll never experience materialistic happiness.

Buddha said something like "It's a happiness to be afraid of".

Learn not to cling to things, be they pleasant or unpleasant: this is the essence of the Buddhist teaching.

[IRD ULO]

In a Tangible Realm that the World Presents us to be, it is vital to understand that all things given are a Grace of the Experience of Life itself, Tho with much Given the Spiritual Phase Abases to them Who Do not Know of the real and the Self. This is the Function Wherein the Materialist World Veils the Conforms to The Way of The Lower Existence in itself. Tho Necessary to the Whole Global Aspect of Life; it is not Vital as the Spiritual Aspect that is necessary. But of Further Growth the Due Balance is What is Relented of in Try; and Thereby Is it a Matter of View Point from Which one is In Stance and Standing from. IF the Materialist World is to Great then That Which is Within is in Lack. This is theirfore the Problem that this has a Basis in This World of it's Existence that Many Consider it a Present Phase They Ought to Live in. But Notwithstanding it is a Reality and To Some it Might not be as Pleasant in the Hearafter When the Reality Shifts, But All May Choose to their own Due to Which they Wish to Cling to and Ought Consider their God or Deity of Lord as Their Existence in Being.

To Render over into Balance in All Things is the Most Prominent Experience. To Both Laugh and Cry, to Both not do Any Of Any at the Same time. The Four Legged Chair only Stands When it has all it's Corner towards the End of the Surface Floor. So We Thus too, Need All Four Corners to Stand on Our Feet. xy

Suffering is attainment to something.

What one attachments to.

Suffering attaches.