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Old 10-04-2011, 07:08 AM   #4
glasscollector

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I have been apprehensive for a long time because I feel like they will think I've gone a bit crazy.
hi Karma

if that is the case i can only suggest developing a very clear rationale in your mind about why you are interested in Buddhism

that is, a rationale & framework that sounds rational & practical to others

for example: "buddhist principles support a healthy lifestyle"

dhammas (buddhist practices) generally nurture mental qualities that are relevent to all people

thus being able to articulate these mental qualities in relevent ways to others can help them appreciate the practical nature of buddhism

just one suggestion

kind regards

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