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**mireOpekrhype** · 08-31-2011, 09:20 AM

Likewise. I hope to learn more about your background and experiences in Buddhism. My experience is limited and I learn something from everyone I read about.

If we learn from outside, it will never end. The best way is to learn from inner ourself (i.e. our mind and body). Without practicing, all dhamma are uesless. What we learn outside is just to find "how to practice". Once, we know how to practice, next thing to do is just practice it and learn from inner ourself. My background and experiences are useless to you as they are not related to your body and mind. Although you know everything about me, you are still suffering for sure. But if you truely know everything about your body and mind by practicing, you can get away from suffering.

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mireOpekrhype Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 496 Senior Member	Likewise. I hope to learn more about your background and experiences in Buddhism. My experience is limited and I learn something from everyone I read about. If we learn from outside, it will never end. The best way is to learn from inner ourself (i.e. our mind and body). Without practicing, all dhamma are uesless. What we learn outside is just to find "how to practice". Once, we know how to practice, next thing to do is just practice it and learn from inner ourself. My background and experiences are useless to you as they are not related to your body and mind. Although you know everything about me, you are still suffering for sure. But if you truely know everything about your body and mind by practicing, you can get away from suffering.
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