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**GEAntonio** · 04-27-2012, 07:56 AM

Hi Element,

My understanding, which obviously has been influenced by instruction from teachers within the Tibetan tradition, is that at the basis of it what is described as " the rare human birth " does not contradict with what " the Buddha taught" ( as in the Suttas you quote in post #1) in the most important aspects.

It is not for us to know anyone elses path or how if another is a, or is to become, a Buddha. Our attention needs to be on our development and beginning where we are now.

04-27-2012, 07:56 AM	#4
GEAntonio Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 408 Senior Member	Hi Element, My understanding, which obviously has been influenced by instruction from teachers within the Tibetan tradition, is that at the basis of it what is described as " the rare human birth " does not contradict with what " the Buddha taught" ( as in the Suttas you quote in post #1) in the most important aspects. It is not for us to know anyone elses path or how if another is a, or is to become, a Buddha. Our attention needs to be on our development and beginning where we are now.
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