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**Dildos** · 03-05-2011, 04:57 PM

For me, his approach is far too intellectual. It is the stuff of PDH thesis rather than the 'experiential' Ajahn Chah tradition.

Yes, I can definately appreciate your viewpoint Element - and I must confess I do get a little lost with some of it myself ....its interesting to read though!

I think its of benefit when someone isn't afraid to say publicly that some of the later additions to the teachings were pretty obviously not from the lips of the historical Buddha.

03-05-2011, 04:57 PM	#9
Dildos Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 458 Senior Member	For me, his approach is far too intellectual. It is the stuff of PDH thesis rather than the 'experiential' Ajahn Chah tradition. Yes, I can definately appreciate your viewpoint Element - and I must confess I do get a little lost with some of it myself ....its interesting to read though! I think its of benefit when someone isn't afraid to say publicly that some of the later additions to the teachings were pretty obviously not from the lips of the historical Buddha.
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