Buddhists/Expert Profile

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danny	11/19/09	10	10	10	10
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Robert	10/14/09	10	10	10	10
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Recent Answers from Stuart Resnick

2009-11-19 education in Buddhism:

Buddhism points to the Truth that's already appeared, right in front of us, in this moment. Just now: what do you see, what do you hear, what are you doing? Look to your own just-now experience... that's

2009-10-17 intrusive father:

A Buddhist practitioner has two jobs: inside and outside. Your inside job is to keep clear. That means not-clinging to any thoughts. Thinking like "I want something" are the root of suffering, so just

2009-10-14 disability:

True Buddhism mean not clinging to ANY dogmas. If you find a helpful way to use concepts of karma, then use them. Otherwise, throw all concepts into the garbage. To practice Buddhism, perceive that

2009-10-14 meaning without god:

The meaning of Buddhism is to understand yourself and help other beings. How do you understand yourself? Strongly and sincerely ask, "What am I?" Something will then appear that you can see for yourself

2009-09-14 Confucius:

If you hold ideas and opinions, you only see one side. If you put down all your ideas and opinions, then you see all sides. If you make I/my/me, then you're troubled by what you'll pay. If you put down