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John Willemsens aka Advayavadananda

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I can answer all questions about Advayavada Buddhism, in English, Spanish and Dutch.

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I am the chairman of the Advayavada Foundation and director of its mouthpiece, the Advayavada Buddhism Information Center - Amsterdam.

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NG10/17/09101010thank u!
marc10/17/0910101010thank you for your reply
Luke09/01/0910101010Thanks John!
Zara05/10/0910101010Thank You,thats realy helpful.
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Recent Answers from John Willemsens aka Advayavadananda

2009-11-17 Tibetan Book of the Dead:

Hello Husain, In Advayavada Buddhism we consider the belief in such things as backward superstition. However, make up your own mind, as you always should. Insiders recommend starting with a good illustrated

2009-10-17 intrusive father:

Hello NG, It seems to me that what you need to find is the right way to talk to your father. They say that the Buddha has this ability to teach in such a manner that the other, whoever it was, would

2009-10-14 disability:

Hello Robert, Buddhism presupposes traditionally that the human being is composed of some five skandhas or clusters of which the physical rupa skandha disintegrates and dissolves and the non-physical

2009-10-14 meaning wihtout God:

Hello Marc, Not only Christians and Jews believe in one or more gods 'out there'. In Advayavada Buddhism we do not and we find the challenge and enjoyment of wondrous existence here and now very meaningful

2009-09-02 Buddha:

Hello Ali, All Buddhist schools and sects seem to have their own traditional leadership structure ideally based on seniority and merit. In the schools of Tibetan Buddhism they believe that their leaders

 

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