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What does "Buddha Nature?"mean ?
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02-17-2011, 01:56 AM
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What does "immortal potential" mean
As I understand it, from my Tibetan days, the sentient being migrates in the round of samsara until it gains a precious human birth. Even then it must have generated enough merit to encounter Buddhist teachings. This potential exists, as we have all been swimming in samsara's strudel since beginningless time.
- and how can the potential (and fruition) for reaching enlightenment exist in the mind of an ant or a fish? It can't happen as an ant or fish but
as a turtle may surface on a great ocean once every million years and by karmic fate place its neck into a hoop (the only one in the mighty ocean btw)
a sentient being may attain a precious human re-birth.
So, I think we can all agree on that right?
I'm outta here now...
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