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**Wmshyrga** · 06-22-2012, 07:51 PM

Being the devil advocate should not offend anyone but it might enrich the discussion and enhance our understanding

Understanding of what?

The point is Bundokji, you strongly hold on to the opinion that cessation of suffering is a complete and utter myth. You accept that there is suffering but you do not accept that cessation is possible or even needed. To you, sadness and all other vexing mental qualities are natural and should be accepted as they are. So the question is, what do you look for in Buddhism? Because Buddhism is about one thing - suffering and its cessation. To you, metal unsatisfactoriness is to be experienced as part of life. So what is it that you look for in Buddhism anyway?

06-22-2012, 07:51 PM	#37
Wmshyrga Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 494 Senior Member	Being the devil advocate should not offend anyone but it might enrich the discussion and enhance our understanding Understanding of what? The point is Bundokji, you strongly hold on to the opinion that cessation of suffering is a complete and utter myth. You accept that there is suffering but you do not accept that cessation is possible or even needed. To you, sadness and all other vexing mental qualities are natural and should be accepted as they are. So the question is, what do you look for in Buddhism? Because Buddhism is about one thing - suffering and its cessation. To you, metal unsatisfactoriness is to be experienced as part of life. So what is it that you look for in Buddhism anyway?
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