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**Uhmavano** · 10-30-2011, 10:52 PM

But I thought that Buddha taught that if you did not reach Nirvana, you would have to return to a living being and suffer through life again?

BatteredRose, maybe the possibility is there. It is just a maybe, because we don't really know for sure.

Anyway if you feel at peace with it, it is OK to practice the teachings of Buddha within that frame of believe.

The important thing is to practice the teachings of Buddha as you have been doing and to get benefit of them in this present moment.

Practice ethical conduct, mindfulness and contemplation and leave the rest to work by itself.

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Uhmavano Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 511 Senior Member	But I thought that Buddha taught that if you did not reach Nirvana, you would have to return to a living being and suffer through life again? BatteredRose, maybe the possibility is there. It is just a maybe, because we don't really know for sure. Anyway if you feel at peace with it, it is OK to practice the teachings of Buddha within that frame of believe. The important thing is to practice the teachings of Buddha as you have been doing and to get benefit of them in this present moment. Practice ethical conduct, mindfulness and contemplation and leave the rest to work by itself.
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