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Old 11-20-2011, 07:12 AM   #17
peemovvie

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I'm hoping that in time she will accept my interest in Buddhism and notice the positive change.
I hope this for both of you Cal.

The real issue, IMO, of the practice of Buddhism is to improve our lives and to develop a peaceful mind free from suffering.

When I started into this practice, some sort of "I am a Buddhist..." was there making things really difficult for me and others.

Now, and maybe I am wrong, but I have seen that the teachings left by Buddha are about the "Natural Law" or the natural way things are.

This answer -to live in accordance to the Natural Law- is far more friendly, polite and respectful for others believes.

Natural Law embraces any believe that leads toward happiness and a joyful live.

The more meditation; the more understanding, the less the need to say "I am a Buddhist..."

Wishes of peace and happiness, The same for you Cal,

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