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**MoreEndotte** · 11-29-2011, 10:08 AM

thanks Scottishpacfan,

Yes. It makes a lot more sense.

My best advice is to stop getting drunk. Buddhist teachings do not go well with intoxicants.

If you drink you lose your control, engaging yourself in behaviors that endanger your integrity and that of others.

Karma talks about the consequences of your actions dependent on the state of the mind. If mind is under the effect of an intoxicant, consequences will never be good.

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MoreEndotte Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 642 Senior Member	thanks Scottishpacfan, Yes. It makes a lot more sense. My best advice is to stop getting drunk. Buddhist teachings do not go well with intoxicants. If you drink you lose your control, engaging yourself in behaviors that endanger your integrity and that of others. Karma talks about the consequences of your actions dependent on the state of the mind. If mind is under the effect of an intoxicant, consequences will never be good.
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