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**poekfpojoibien** · 08-31-2011, 10:48 AM

Thanks and agreed. (But should not be too relax. We do not know what time we will die.)

Hi ngodngam,

nice to meet you. Warmly welcome.
Following you along the other threads I can only say that having you amongst us is very valuable.
Your way of explaining the true interaction of the self, the body and the mind shows a clear experience as a Dharma teacher or what generally in this BWB is called the Dhamma.

For me they are both the accepted words for the Buddhas teachings.
However.... ordinary folks that are Buddhist by birth or want to learn about Buddhism, exchange their investigations and experiences during their first steps etc. it can be quite overwhelming to be exposed to the full power of your accomplished insight.

The demands and final consequences that come along with it to follow the path consequently is not always suitable for everyone . Many people have just a job and a family to feed and can not escape from this until their job is done and the kids stand on their own legs etc.
For them the balm of a nearby Dharma center where they can go in their free times to meditate and discuss the sudas and the pali canon texts etc. this is often the only way to learn the way. Be patient with us...even if we risk dying as hapless beginners.

08-31-2011, 10:48 AM	#13
poekfpojoibien Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	Thanks and agreed. (But should not be too relax. We do not know what time we will die.) Hi ngodngam, nice to meet you. Warmly welcome. Following you along the other threads I can only say that having you amongst us is very valuable. Your way of explaining the true interaction of the self, the body and the mind shows a clear experience as a Dharma teacher or what generally in this BWB is called the Dhamma. For me they are both the accepted words for the Buddhas teachings. However.... ordinary folks that are Buddhist by birth or want to learn about Buddhism, exchange their investigations and experiences during their first steps etc. it can be quite overwhelming to be exposed to the full power of your accomplished insight. The demands and final consequences that come along with it to follow the path consequently is not always suitable for everyone . Many people have just a job and a family to feed and can not escape from this until their job is done and the kids stand on their own legs etc. For them the balm of a nearby Dharma center where they can go in their free times to meditate and discuss the sudas and the pali canon texts etc. this is often the only way to learn the way. Be patient with us...even if we risk dying as hapless beginners.
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