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**kvitacencia** · 07-07-2012, 02:04 PM

No, one need not study all these, if one has deeply understood Lotus sutra. They come to one's knowledge automatically.
Guatam Budh confirms this in Lotus sutra. He says my all earlier teachings were all expedient means and are no more necessary. If you want I can get you the exact reference from the book.

Hi riju

There is already a thread "Riju (Lotus sutra)" in our Mahayana/Vajrayana forum. There is no need to be talking about it there, in this thread in BB, and also in the thread you started in the Discovering Buddha's teachings beginners forum.

Choose one of the three, please, there's no need to post about the Lotus Sutra in all of them.

kind regards

Aloka

OK, no response and the one in the beginners forum is continuing at present so I'll close this one

07-07-2012, 02:04 PM	#7
kvitacencia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 432 Senior Member	No, one need not study all these, if one has deeply understood Lotus sutra. They come to one's knowledge automatically. Guatam Budh confirms this in Lotus sutra. He says my all earlier teachings were all expedient means and are no more necessary. If you want I can get you the exact reference from the book. Hi riju There is already a thread "Riju (Lotus sutra)" in our Mahayana/Vajrayana forum. There is no need to be talking about it there, in this thread in BB, and also in the thread you started in the Discovering Buddha's teachings beginners forum. Choose one of the three, please, there's no need to post about the Lotus Sutra in all of them. kind regards Aloka OK, no response and the one in the beginners forum is continuing at present so I'll close this one
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