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**TeLMgNva** · 06-16-2011, 10:30 PM

...now don’t get angry.

No way... :hug:

What does 'birth' mean in Dhamma language then? It is told in "Two Kinds of Language" at "Keys to Natural Truth"; Birth is about arising, not the physical Birth. As soon as you get into the Pali, many terms that are given in that chapter, will be helpful to get a proper idea of what Buddha is teaching.

Oh, and what does IMO stand for? IMO = In My Opinion; also, IMHO = In My Honest Opinion.

06-16-2011, 10:30 PM	#20
TeLMgNva Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 580 Senior Member	...now don’t get angry. No way... :hug: What does 'birth' mean in Dhamma language then? It is told in "Two Kinds of Language" at "Keys to Natural Truth"; Birth is about arising, not the physical Birth. As soon as you get into the Pali, many terms that are given in that chapter, will be helpful to get a proper idea of what Buddha is teaching. Oh, and what does IMO stand for? IMO = In My Opinion; also, IMHO = In My Honest Opinion.
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