Thursday, 8 November 2018

Since apparently this subreddit is completely clueless what kind of problem Dharma supposedly solves or what it is for - here it is in short

It is for these people, the victims of ignorance, who identify the union of five skandhas as the 'self', and regard all other things as 'not-self'; who crave for individual existence and have an aversion to death; who drift about in the whirlpool of life and death without realizing the hollowness of mundane existence, which is only a dream or an illusion; who commit themselves to unnecessary suffering by binding themselves to the wheel of re-birth; who mistake the state of everlasting joy of Nirvana for a mode of suffering, and who are always after sensual pleasure; it is for these people that the compassionate Buddha preached the real bliss of Nirvana.

  • Huineng

Enjoy.

Special to (Q: Can zen solve any problem?) :

u/windDrakeHex : "I used zen once to wash grime off of my counter. My wife complained the whole house smelled of vinegar. I guess when I said zen I mean vinegar. Hope this helps"

u/huanchodaoren : "Solving the problem of seeing problems is a solution and a paradox of language."

u/SurtrDotU, u/Zacajoowea "There's no problem to solve."

u/i-dont-no "What's the problem?"

/u/wanderingronin77 "Not with that Lucky Charms flair of yours."

u/SoulfulPunk "It can stifle your boredom and amuse you."



Submitted November 08, 2018 at 10:25PM by ZaoPing https://ift.tt/2PKnSJY

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