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**uncoosesoge** · 12-05-2011, 12:19 AM

Hello Kaarine,

When I first arrived to the Suttas I thought there was a common objective but now, knowing so many different traditions all around the globe seems that some traditions and some practitioners do not see quenching Dukkha as its ultimate goal. Some members here also have expressed this. This is what make me really confused. The Buddha offered us a "PATH" which should lead us to a certain destination, but even this destination is not agreed upon within Buddhists. It seems like Buddhists agree to disagree!!

I think this is pratly due to the fact that Buddhists tend to be kind and non judegmental, but there must be right and wrong. Saying there is no right or wrong is pure nihilism and self contradictory in my opinion.

Regards,
Bundokji

12-05-2011, 12:19 AM	#28
uncoosesoge Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 398 Senior Member	Hello Kaarine, When I first arrived to the Suttas I thought there was a common objective but now, knowing so many different traditions all around the globe seems that some traditions and some practitioners do not see quenching Dukkha as its ultimate goal. Some members here also have expressed this. This is what make me really confused. The Buddha offered us a "PATH" which should lead us to a certain destination, but even this destination is not agreed upon within Buddhists. It seems like Buddhists agree to disagree!! I think this is pratly due to the fact that Buddhists tend to be kind and non judegmental, but there must be right and wrong. Saying there is no right or wrong is pure nihilism and self contradictory in my opinion. Regards, Bundokji
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