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**PlayboyAtWork** · 05-02-2012, 06:58 AM

THIS is the reason why I am against certain "buddhists" stating that Nibbanna is only a "psychological state/philosophical frame of mind."

It is not, as the concept of rebirth undermines the above statement, which actually degrades Nibbana to a "brain bound concept."

Hi Stephos,

Have you read our Code of Conduct #16 ?

My own position regarding rebirth is neutral, because I don't consider that speculating about it one way or another has any relevence to my practice here and now.

My comment about the possibility of the mind dissolving into space at death had nothing to do with rebirth.

kind regards,

Aloka

05-02-2012, 06:58 AM	#21
PlayboyAtWork Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 393 Senior Member	THIS is the reason why I am against certain "buddhists" stating that Nibbanna is only a "psychological state/philosophical frame of mind." It is not, as the concept of rebirth undermines the above statement, which actually degrades Nibbana to a "brain bound concept." Hi Stephos, Have you read our Code of Conduct #16 ? My own position regarding rebirth is neutral, because I don't consider that speculating about it one way or another has any relevence to my practice here and now. My comment about the possibility of the mind dissolving into space at death had nothing to do with rebirth. kind regards, Aloka
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