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Some hard truths if you call yourself a Buddhist...
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If this makes sense to you, you understand the Buddhist ideal of nibbāna (nirvana). Before the Buddha, the ideal was "the best experience." With the Buddha came the revelation that if you were not born, experience was a non-issue, and you wouldn't be there to feel bad about it.
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It's not an anti-label stance on my part. I just find several things about Buddhism very disagreeable, and I don't buy into it.
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Yeah, I've already experience the trappings of a religion (Baha'i) and I have no interested in experiencing the trappings of another. But there are some great techniques that I find valuable, of course.
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What do you call serial rape cases in multiple lineages if not "magi gone bad"? Curious on your take here. As to the second point, I can read what lamas say too y'know.