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**Immusaatmonna** · 04-25-2012, 04:48 AM

welcome Mark

Buddha taught about two kinds of desire: 1. wholesome desire (aspiration); 2. unwholesome desire (craving)

for the layperson, Buddha taught owning a home is wholesome

regards

Buddha said to Anathapindika the householder: "There are these four kinds of bliss that can be attained in the proper season, on the proper occasions, by a householder partaking of sensuality. Which four? The bliss of having [ownership], the bliss of [making use of] wealth, the bliss of debtlessness, the bliss of blamelessness.

Anana Sutta: Debtless

04-25-2012, 04:48 AM	#5
Immusaatmonna Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 576 Senior Member	welcome Mark Buddha taught about two kinds of desire: 1. wholesome desire (aspiration); 2. unwholesome desire (craving) for the layperson, Buddha taught owning a home is wholesome regards Buddha said to Anathapindika the householder: "There are these four kinds of bliss that can be attained in the proper season, on the proper occasions, by a householder partaking of sensuality. Which four? The bliss of having [ownership], the bliss of [making use of] wealth, the bliss of debtlessness, the bliss of blamelessness. Anana Sutta: Debtless
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