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**AgJ5mNXM** · 05-29-2012, 01:02 AM

Hello the seeking 1,

Bundokji, our Ego is a hindrance, it is one of the things that we as Buddhists try to let go of. It is an attachment to self being this good. Do we get rid of one attachement by creating another one? You & others on this forum define yourselves as Buddhists, so Buddhism becomes a part of your ego and you start to use Buddhism in your dialy life, so Buddhism becomes just another conditioning.

WE choose to cause something to happen. It is up to us how we choose to react to what is going on. Who is choosing? can you specify which one of the five aggregates that is not completely conditioned?

05-29-2012, 01:02 AM	#27
AgJ5mNXM Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 339 Senior Member	Hello the seeking 1, Bundokji, our Ego is a hindrance, it is one of the things that we as Buddhists try to let go of. It is an attachment to self being this good. Do we get rid of one attachement by creating another one? You & others on this forum define yourselves as Buddhists, so Buddhism becomes a part of your ego and you start to use Buddhism in your dialy life, so Buddhism becomes just another conditioning. WE choose to cause something to happen. It is up to us how we choose to react to what is going on. Who is choosing? can you specify which one of the five aggregates that is not completely conditioned?
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