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**vodaPlaps** · 01-05-2012, 12:31 AM

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?

Thank you for your comments, Bothi.

You said in your introduction that you were trying to be a Buddhist yourself - and as you don't even know me, I fail to see how you feel that you are able to comment on my attitude to Buddhism.

The need for food and water to keep the body alive is different to lust for sex. Nobody will die if they don't have an orgasm.

As you are an old man, maybe its time to free your mind from the continuing desire for sexual relief.

01-05-2012, 12:31 AM	#18
vodaPlaps Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 418 Senior Member	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? Thank you for your comments, Bothi. You said in your introduction that you were trying to be a Buddhist yourself - and as you don't even know me, I fail to see how you feel that you are able to comment on my attitude to Buddhism. The need for food and water to keep the body alive is different to lust for sex. Nobody will die if they don't have an orgasm. As you are an old man, maybe its time to free your mind from the continuing desire for sexual relief.
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