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**TouccuraLar** · 01-05-2011, 06:41 AM

But does our Buddha of the suttas ever touch of the concept of Brahman, as the Hindus see it - a kind of supreme state from which even Brahma himself arises?

Hi Kris

Does MN 49 answer your questions?

Regards

E

Sir, I'm permanent, stable, eternal, complete and not doomed to fall and say that I'm permanent, stable, eternal, complete, and not doomed to fall. Not born, not decaying, not dying, not fading, not re-born, and not seeing any refuge more exalted than this, say I not born, will not decay, die, fade and be re-born, and see no refuge more exalted than this.

01-05-2011, 06:41 AM	#12
TouccuraLar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 459 Senior Member	But does our Buddha of the suttas ever touch of the concept of Brahman, as the Hindus see it - a kind of supreme state from which even Brahma himself arises? Hi Kris Does MN 49 answer your questions? Regards E Sir, I'm permanent, stable, eternal, complete and not doomed to fall and say that I'm permanent, stable, eternal, complete, and not doomed to fall. Not born, not decaying, not dying, not fading, not re-born, and not seeing any refuge more exalted than this, say I not born, will not decay, die, fade and be re-born, and see no refuge more exalted than this.
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