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> For some, like in many types of Christian meditation, the purpose can be to deepen one's relationship with God. Quieting the mind or stillness might be part o
by Falandafa2021 5y ago
> For some, like in many types of Christian meditation, the purpose can be to deepen one's relationship with God. Quieting the mind or stillness might be part of a way to get there, but not the ultimate aim.
A true Buddhist would argue that divinity is within a truly quiet mind.
See my username for one such practice
- pmoriarty 5y agoWho gets to decide who's a "true Buddhist" and who's not, and what relevance does that have to Christian meditation?
- Falandafa2021 5y agoThe words and standards of the Buddha or other masters, just like Scientology isn't true Christianity even though it has Jesus in it all Buddhist practices aren't necessarily Buddhist if they have meditation in them... And it's also what Christian mystics like Meiser Eckert and and Gnostics also believe.