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Yes, there is definitely a tension between pleasure and minimalism. However paradoxical, minimalism can be also an be attachment. As Buddhists would say, take
by danieldk 15y ago
Yes, there is definitely a tension between pleasure and minimalism.
However paradoxical, minimalism can be also an be attachment. As Buddhists would say, take the middle road.
Taking cooking as an example: food touches on the outer world (think of everything involved in a simple crop, from the farmer to the sun) and the inner world (physically and mentally). Preparing food is very good for exercising awareness and appreciating life, why would one sacrifice that?
Edit: sorry for accidentally downvoting you :(.
- mkr-hn 15y agoI balanced your accidental downvote with an intentional upvote. :)
- saraid216 15y ago> However paradoxical, minimalism can be also an be attachment. As Buddhists would say, take the middle road. One of my favorite lines in philosophical thought is, "Moderation in all things, including moderation."