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**sabbixsweraco** · 07-12-2010, 08:56 PM

It has come to be my private view that much of what is popularly called "Buddhism" today should be called something else completely - and I am, in fact, grateful that I've woken up to that fact at last .

Attempting to penetrate the Dhamma is the most rewarding pursuit I have discovered. So many pursuits, so many life paths, are presented to us as worthy of commitment, and I have found many rewarding, but in the end, none but the Dhamma has held the promise of complete cessation of suffering, and so none is as worthy of commitment.

07-12-2010, 08:56 PM	#12
sabbixsweraco Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 486 Senior Member	It has come to be my private view that much of what is popularly called "Buddhism" today should be called something else completely - and I am, in fact, grateful that I've woken up to that fact at last . Attempting to penetrate the Dhamma is the most rewarding pursuit I have discovered. So many pursuits, so many life paths, are presented to us as worthy of commitment, and I have found many rewarding, but in the end, none but the Dhamma has held the promise of complete cessation of suffering, and so none is as worthy of commitment.
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