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**stastony** · 08-26-2010, 07:26 AM

Originally Posted by jan There's not just one angle.

You look at a rock from where you stand, jan, and I look at it from where I stand, and it might appear differently to each of us. However, it is still the same rock. The Buddhadhamma is the same way. I have presented the rock of the Buddhadhamma for you to examine.

You can look at it from any angle you want to, jan, but the Buddha presented it as shown above. This revisionism, with no reference at all to how the Buddha presented it, is just so much wallowing in denial and self-delusion. Cute. No it's not a personal angle I'm talking about.

08-26-2010, 07:26 AM	#17
stastony Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 477 Senior Member	Originally Posted by jan There's not just one angle. You look at a rock from where you stand, jan, and I look at it from where I stand, and it might appear differently to each of us. However, it is still the same rock. The Buddhadhamma is the same way. I have presented the rock of the Buddhadhamma for you to examine. You can look at it from any angle you want to, jan, but the Buddha presented it as shown above. This revisionism, with no reference at all to how the Buddha presented it, is just so much wallowing in denial and self-delusion. Cute. No it's not a personal angle I'm talking about.
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