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"Maro is commiserating and you give him a theology/philosophy lesson." You didn't point out a problem clearly, so I'm not sure what you think I should have don
by blueprint 14y ago
"Maro is commiserating and you give him a theology/philosophy lesson."
You didn't point out a problem clearly, so I'm not sure what you think I should have done instead of branching a philosophy discussion. You'll note that the only thing to which I replied from Maro's answer is his comment about Buddhists being right. My reply has nothing to do with his commiseration, and I believe I stay on topic 100%. Besides, if you want me to reply to Maro's commiseration, my answer is that we should verify everything in OP's post first before deciding with what to commiserate. Why commiserate in places where OP is actually repeatedly at fault and chose the wrong way? How can you properly commiserate at times when OP was right if you can't see where they are? That's not justice to the investors, nor OP, nor is it the way to help OP to find the right way. Fact is neither you nor I know OP. Anyway, see my own reply to OP in my comments.
"Further, I studied buddhism for a while. I have no idea what you're talking about. In other words, YMMV."
I've often experienced this kind of reaction from today's Buddhists. I don't understand why. What I do know is that it's impossible to understand the truth with untruthfulness inside oneself. I also studied Buddhism for long years, traveled a lot, and met a lot of people, but I've never found in any country a Buddhism which is for the living people.
It's critical that this result is informed accurately to human society so that people can protect themselves from being cheated by falsehood.
- specialist 14y agoMaro was giving the OP a virtual bro-hug. Not trying to preach. The buddhism reference was a platitude. Sometimes the intent (compassion) trump content. I've never found in any country a Buddhism which is for the living people. Very interesting. You and I would probably get along just fine.