Re: Buddhism & Immortality
Originally Posted by
Korpo
That would not be my understanding of equanimity. Equanimity is - "broadly speaking" - treating all beings equal. How can then, by inference, doing something for oneself (as a being) be bad and doing something for another being be good by default?
I think the underlying theory is that the enlightened soul knows he/she is well cared for, and dismisses actions for one's self in favor of actions for others.
It seems to me...
Richard
Matter is only mind in an opaque condition; and all beauty is but a symbol of spirit.
- E Hubbard
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