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**jhfsdhf** · 03-30-2011, 11:42 PM

I think the new approach is to go back to what the Buddha taught. It's to try and separate "Buddhism" from "the Buddha's Dharma/Dhamma" in an effort to actualize the true meaning of his teachings in an effective way.

Yes. Which also means to set apart the teachings of the Buddha from religion (gurus, rites, fears, blindness...), and I think this is a good approach, a lot more better for humankind.

03-30-2011, 11:42 PM	#6
jhfsdhf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 415 Senior Member	I think the new approach is to go back to what the Buddha taught. It's to try and separate "Buddhism" from "the Buddha's Dharma/Dhamma" in an effort to actualize the true meaning of his teachings in an effective way. Yes. Which also means to set apart the teachings of the Buddha from religion (gurus, rites, fears, blindness...), and I think this is a good approach, a lot more better for humankind.
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