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**User-Luser** · 09-05-2011, 06:48 AM

The Buddhism I have read seems to deal with absolutes---"right thinking", "right speech" "right attitude" and this seems to contradict the fact that that such are grounded in the secular world, as well as being ambiguous unless extensively elaborated upon.

Hi Murchovski,

"Right" is about a Noble one, somebody that thinks, talks and behaves in a wholesome way. It is about being wise, who has reached emancipation and performs the true Dhamma in his actions.

09-05-2011, 06:48 AM	#4
User-Luser Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 430 Senior Member	The Buddhism I have read seems to deal with absolutes---"right thinking", "right speech" "right attitude" and this seems to contradict the fact that that such are grounded in the secular world, as well as being ambiguous unless extensively elaborated upon. Hi Murchovski, "Right" is about a Noble one, somebody that thinks, talks and behaves in a wholesome way. It is about being wise, who has reached emancipation and performs the true Dhamma in his actions.
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