This is uncharitable. I wouldn't rather. I (myself, as I am now) would rather save them from suffering. There are thousands of years of analysis by Buddhist th

This is uncharitable. I wouldn't rather. I (myself, as I am now) would rather save them from suffering. There are thousands of years of analysis by Buddhist theologians on these and other subjects. One critique against intervention is by denying or cutting short the acute suffering of another one denies that being's opportunity to learn the truth of their experience: that what is suffering is independent of a lasting self and temporal. I do not subscribe wholesale to beliefs because they are believed. The Buddha himself encouraged such critical analysis for oneself. And other religions do the same, though they are often passed over for what is easier: unthinking adherence. From the Quran, "reflect; you have vision." I am not perfect and I am not blameless. My conflict is a thing I must clarify. Its resolution is wisdom.