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**bomondus** · 06-14-2011, 10:21 PM

The concept of Sunyata (emptiness) in Buddhism has always been the main subject of confusion among the followers.

...because Brahmins keep trying to make it out to be a cosmological/metaphysical/ontological speculative view.

We need to understand that long before the rising of Buddha Dhamma 2,600 years ago, the realm of existence already running its course as according to the natural bounding laws. The wise Buddha has seen through the reality of it, recommended with permanent remedies to liberate one from the natural bounding law.

So, what is the so-called natural bounding law? It is the law of balancing that dictates the circumstances of equilibrium in nature. Nature in itself is full with wonders and has already reached a saturated level of complexity that encompassed all sorts of activities or processes such as aggregation, segregation, evolution, mutation, assimilation, etc. In other words, all of these activities or processes have had happened in a manner long before we could have the slightest opportunity to realise it. This scenario is the rising of ignorant aspect in the realm of existence.........
The Buddha didn't teach any of that.

06-14-2011, 10:21 PM	#37
bomondus Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 457 Senior Member	The concept of Sunyata (emptiness) in Buddhism has always been the main subject of confusion among the followers. ...because Brahmins keep trying to make it out to be a cosmological/metaphysical/ontological speculative view. We need to understand that long before the rising of Buddha Dhamma 2,600 years ago, the realm of existence already running its course as according to the natural bounding laws. The wise Buddha has seen through the reality of it, recommended with permanent remedies to liberate one from the natural bounding law. So, what is the so-called natural bounding law? It is the law of balancing that dictates the circumstances of equilibrium in nature. Nature in itself is full with wonders and has already reached a saturated level of complexity that encompassed all sorts of activities or processes such as aggregation, segregation, evolution, mutation, assimilation, etc. In other words, all of these activities or processes have had happened in a manner long before we could have the slightest opportunity to realise it. This scenario is the rising of ignorant aspect in the realm of existence......... The Buddha didn't teach any of that.
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