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**fruttomma** · 06-04-2011, 09:35 AM

Hi Krissy,

In real life, some traditions that developed later on from the teachings of the historical Buddha, recorded in the Pali Canon, and even when they declare that do not believe in God, worship metaphysical entities and believe in metaphysical realms like the Green Tara and the Bardos, for example, in the Tibetan tradition.

Many people that are still under the Christian creed have felt comfortable with the Mahayana tradition because of many similarities that they have found between both religions. To explore all the many traditions is an important step so to chose the one that fits better to your temper.

My recomendation:

"In The Buddha's Words"

06-04-2011, 09:35 AM	#4
fruttomma Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 408 Senior Member	Hi Krissy, In real life, some traditions that developed later on from the teachings of the historical Buddha, recorded in the Pali Canon, and even when they declare that do not believe in God, worship metaphysical entities and believe in metaphysical realms like the Green Tara and the Bardos, for example, in the Tibetan tradition. Many people that are still under the Christian creed have felt comfortable with the Mahayana tradition because of many similarities that they have found between both religions. To explore all the many traditions is an important step so to chose the one that fits better to your temper. My recomendation: "In The Buddha's Words"
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