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**qzgCVHex** · 03-02-2012, 05:12 AM

Thankyou, The literature I have read, is that provided by Aloka, very useful but at the same time allot to take in, the hardest part is when you read two documents by two different Buddhists they both have two very different opinions even though there final goal is the same.

It might have been on here or somewhere else but I read a passage, something about Budhism being like a long wide road, to me this says that there is one final destination (that of being fully awake) but many different ways you can get there, not just a single path that you MUST stay on, but it still has the boundaries of the rules that all Buddhists follow which to me is represented by the each edge of the metaphorical road.

I think im just finding hard to find which path is right for me.

I hope this makes sense.

Peace be with.

03-02-2012, 05:12 AM	#9
qzgCVHex Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	Thankyou, The literature I have read, is that provided by Aloka, very useful but at the same time allot to take in, the hardest part is when you read two documents by two different Buddhists they both have two very different opinions even though there final goal is the same. It might have been on here or somewhere else but I read a passage, something about Budhism being like a long wide road, to me this says that there is one final destination (that of being fully awake) but many different ways you can get there, not just a single path that you MUST stay on, but it still has the boundaries of the rules that all Buddhists follow which to me is represented by the each edge of the metaphorical road. I think im just finding hard to find which path is right for me. I hope this makes sense. Peace be with.
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