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**jhfkgkfdvjk** · 01-05-2012, 12:03 AM

Hi Bothi

In a Buddhist context it means refraining from sexual intercourse -which is the result of sexual desire. (and this is a Buddhist website) .

Kind regards,

Aloka

Dear Aloka,

I see that you are very often changing your beautiful avatars but, you don't show the same enthusiasm as for Buddhism. Let me put it this way, in Buddhist context refraining from eating food- which is the result of hunger desire -(FASTING). These type of desires are very natural and very instictive acts.

If Buddha Dhamma shows us natural laws then, refraining from natural actions do you think can still be natural?

With compassion,

01-05-2012, 12:03 AM	#15
jhfkgkfdvjk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 444 Senior Member	Hi Bothi In a Buddhist context it means refraining from sexual intercourse -which is the result of sexual desire. (and this is a Buddhist website) . Kind regards, Aloka Dear Aloka, I see that you are very often changing your beautiful avatars but, you don't show the same enthusiasm as for Buddhism. Let me put it this way, in Buddhist context refraining from eating food- which is the result of hunger desire -(FASTING). These type of desires are very natural and very instictive acts. If Buddha Dhamma shows us natural laws then, refraining from natural actions do you think can still be natural? With compassion,
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